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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

Tde Philadelphia police force forms a
pretty good brigade. There are = officers
I.-s1 patyomeu, and over 80 private
watehmou who are sworn in and given
MIN commission.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

Ir accordance with the eternal fitness
nf things. the new Chairman Of the Re
r.nhrican National Committee is prison
contractor. he is supposed TO know all
about how I'D work the wires.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27
co,rmENrs on THE COMMITTEES
As wen as Could Be Expected

Philadelphia Record (RepA.
Tho sneaker had a difficult task to perform
i, nstrines mn the House committees, but ne
has evidently done about as well as could oe
expected with the material before MIN anu
~ iuauapce behind him,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27
PERSONAL.

SENATOR FARLEY, of California, is still in
delicate health.
MINISTER Aston has given 1900 francs to
the blind asylum IN Rome.
SECRETARY FoLGER's house is presided over
by his daughter, but she is so much of an in
valid she is able to take part but little in
social matters.
said, written to several personal friends in In
diana, emphatically declining to allow the use
of his name as candidate for Governor.
W. d. HowELLs, novelist, and Mr.. George
Henschel, OF Boston, are writing comic
opera in two acts. IL will be Intellectual and
free from French smut and 1t will die young.
Gov.-ELEcT ROBINSON, of Massachusetts,.
will not send in his resignation as member of
Congress until the last of the month. Several
Republicans are working hard to secure the
vacant seat.
HENRY WARD BEECHER is said by a CORE
spondent to be "redder, fatter and sturdler
than ever" Mr.. b. is evidently approaching
the apoplectlc point. He should avoid wine
at the dinner table.
THE latest reason given for James Russell
LowelPs love OF England and English man
ners is that he was born in the same year that
Queen Victoria saw the light. This viii never
satisfy O'DOnovan Rosa.
THE bust of Jefferson Davis, which has just
been completed by L. l.. BiSsell, IT,, is said to
be an excellent likeness. 1t was made solely
by the ana OF engraNlnSS ana photographs
which were furnished by Mr.. Davis himself.
PORTLAND is the name Of the small town at
the lower end of the Louisville canal celebra-
ted for cement. Can it be possible that some
old friend of Mary Anderson has turned up in
London and is passing himself off for the
"Duke Of POrtlandT"
HANNIBAL HAMLIN thinks of going in
search of the North Pole with the next expe-
dition il the government will pay his eX
penses and a large salary. He has been to
nearly every other place at the public eX
pense, and he wants to go to the Pole before
he dies.
THE popular notion that fortune distributes
her favors with a reckless hand is illustrated
by the circumstance that, while Mr.. Alfred
TennysOn has been raised to a barOnetcy, Mrs.
Julia A. Moore, the sweet singer of Michigan,
is running small water-power grist mill at
Montgomery Siding.
SECRET AIRY FRELINGHUYsEN has a host of
young relatives to look after. He was in a
toy shop the other day, and must have pre-
scented queer picture. Toys of all kinds were
peeping out of his pockets and a smile played
upon his lips. 1t is said by those who saw
him that he only needed a clay pipe and
hood to be a veritable Santa Claus himself
instead of the chief of the diplomatic service.
IN a recent letter to friend in Louisville,
DIR. Ham Griffin, the step-father of Mary An
derson, says: "The jolliest chap have found
oyer here is the Duke of Portland. He is
quite sweet on Mary. He plays a very good
game of poker, and he chews my 'SOIace' fine
cut tobacco now with great avidity. l have
made myself solid with the Duke, and if any
thing happens in the matrimonial line l will
not return to the States in hurry"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

Tle CNnese troops appear to be very
uuch ike tho Irishman's flea-when the
French - o. put their fingers on them
rtly become suddenly absent. The Celes-
tials are inclined 20 practice the Fabian
policy. Do certainly does not expose them
to the dauglr of foreign bullets, if it does
lav them liable 10 the charge Of timidity.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

no. CrGu Miss Mary Anderson's step
father. las ordered from Louisville two
GALLONS 10 "laud made sour mash whisky
trtlr Prince OF Wales, price $40 per gal
I.r. Iaak car for cable dispatch that
His gayal Hichness is temporarily indis-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

Philadelphia consumes over 5000 tubs
or nr-us butter daily. No wonder that
eiu avs Republican at every election
N.ihiac can tura the stomach of the
rr.rr.r nhifadclnhiau.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

A UlairVoyaut named Annie Goldstein
was ~rat..eJ nearly o. death 10y a burglar
~alrrisD n New York. She let slip a
Eu. opportunity 10 dematerialize herself
ana ler assausut. and thus prove the
trath 81. her claims 70 supernatural pow
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

while tbc papers are commenting on
rl.e ulysiy rich nuisance they forget those
nta arc uot worth a penny and yet
lesa-luc themselves immensely wealthy.
E..re 5re plenty Of this class who would
I.. grossly insulted il they should be put
down win She crankS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

1f -atms AS 1.-THE Crowa Prince Of Prus-
-lt was uet alto-ether successful As n
lrce raflr SO Rome. The political barrier
lr ftc Eternal City Is made Of the sharp
C-I klrl I'd barbed wire. and Humbert.un-
Disc Alfonso. Is not disposed to have it
rartei iasr lor a little tady. Tobacco
anL -trorE liquor would suit him better.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

Taa Nashville American has revealed
ra fact That a grand southern University
Is d. D. added O. Atisnta's air castles
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

hon. Thos. Ochntrce goes TO the Com
minre on Agriculture. but we have too
much respect for his salents TO hint that II
was because he was "a beat.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

England graciously consents for the
Khedive, or the Sultan, or any other man,
to fight the False Prophet to their hearts
content. She does not consider a war in
the Soudan profitable undertaking.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

A remarkable marriage took place at
GEORGETOWN. ID. G., last week. Capt. Jean
Leon Reynard, Of the French army, was
welded 10 Miss Hattie Key. There were
tueuty-seven marriage certificates signed
in ratification Of the civil contract, after
which the regular religious marriage GER
cmouy was performed. The groom re-
auested the loan Of one Of the brides
stockings before the wedding to put her
Christmas preseutin, but, for reasons sat
fsfactory % herself, declined, whereupon
Dc bought a silk stocking and sent it to
hqr allied with gold pieces.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

Matthew Arn0ld's theory that the MI
ncrlty is always right was eNemplihed IN
rather uuEratifying way at Baltimore
De had only l5o at his lecture there.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

DO is cold comfort the passengers on the
hast river bridge cars get this winter
'Tae trustees ought 20 be sued for hiring
sa- on various refrigerator patents.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

senator van Wyck is a very pleasant
Euie man. hut he promises to- make it
very uupleasant Tor the railroads which
have been trying 10 grab land grants.
Van Wyck looks a little like a clown, and
when he i excited and Is making a
speech. 10 Is as good as a circus TO see and
hear aim. He generally knows what he
j. about. however, as land grant railroads
VIII find out before the session Is ended.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

Thor, is a bare chance that Hicks Pasha
aas taken the cue from the actresses, and
chat tbe ropor, Of his defeat was only an
Other sfgle of the advertising dodge.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27
Dolinau 6nons.

soc. Black and Colored Cashmeres for. CSC.
75c. Black and CoIored Cashmeres for soc.
81 Black and Colored Cashmeres for. 49,. use.
81 IS Black and CoIored Cashmeres for. 81 90.
81 so Black and Colored Cashmeres for 81 25.
25c Black and White Checked Shawls for l5c.
soc. Fancy Shawls for. ...........-.--.... Csc.
75c Fancy Shawls for. ........... .40c. and soc.
81 Fancy Shawls for ..................... Coo.
In fact, we have an immense lot of all kinds
of Shawls, which we almost give away.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27
ADVERTISING.

Ten lines make q square, line afcLeee7
-nrrn waris. Advertisements per s4uaIS.
49, i--.srtious. 81 60: SIX insertions, 8 70
r.-s-rf az reading Notices double above rates
r-.f-rrf rates on continued advertisement
Auau-ement advertisements u ~ per s4ua l, =
n -..-.',-l 7.ivsrfi-ements. Marriages, Funerals
Meetings aud Special Notices u " per
square each Insertion. ,
Wants. Boarding. For Rent, Lost ana FOuhu;
IL cents a line. No advertisement lnsertei
nrfrr these headings for less than 81 cents
Sol rate r1r weekly Aetes.
So So NOT insure the insertion OF any aoFeI-
fIzemeut on any specified day or days, nor
o. We insure the number OF Insertions
ulthin she time required by the advertiser.
Advert zeEnemtS VIII. however, nave tuelI
frn number 90 Insertions when the tlise
rr- ~ made an. but when accidentally
frff out aud the number Of insertions can
rsf d. given. lhe money paid Ter the omit .
tel insertions wlil oc returned 20 Wy a.
,-rt.-.r All letters should be audresseh
J. M. ESTILL. savannah, ga
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

MONEY LOANED on personal n r--1--,,-,,--,.
WI large assortment Of unredaPe =, ppssrty. A
ana silver Watches, and other Je Jewel Sold
Hon Hose ser ~ eneap at Licensed PawnbTotoo
Manager. n. B--Highest prices naid ~ = re,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

E.5..s.,sI .. 2. - c1so. in Sa'aH"aa as
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27
N0VELTIES!

We have to offer for the holiday trade a
great many new styles of sets in cases en-
tirely different from anything yet intro
duced. 1t will be worth while for intend
ing buyers to see our new line. We are
confident our latest styles will be great
sellers for medium priced goods. Leather
and Plush Cases, New Toilet Set Boxes,
Jewel or Trinket Cases, Fancy Bronze
Novelties, China Ornaments, Manicure
Sets, OdOr Stands and Handkerchief EX-
tracts. Each article is tagged with the
price plainly marked thereon. Call and
see our display.
mM umr@nw - z n
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

narrr MoENING SEws. oze year. $40 %; SIX
months. IS OF. three months, - 50.
~nraNNAH WEEELT News. one year. 3 TO-
SIX months. 81 O..
SrsnEv WoRNISs NEWS, Sc. 8 copy By mail
s. o. = rear
rra-ghIa "a advance Papers by mail stopped
al theexpirafion OF time paid LOT Nshout
F~~fhe~ Sofice. Subscribers viii observe
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Cost.

II OST, a Red Morocco Wallet, with two re-
IL eeipt books; one of Magnolia Encamp-
ment and one of Georgia Chapter, with
memorandum. The finder win be rewarded
by leaving the same at No. 103 Perry street
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-12-27

Silk Silks guaranteed of thu
qualities, price.
great OF yourself. You
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

ONE of our contemporaries has an
able article this morning on "Femaie
Telegraph Operators" The treatise
pertains to women who work n tele-
praphy. The word female applies to
the dog species ms well as the human
species. but great many people VINO
have access to dictionaries do not seem
to have encountered the fact. No re-
fined woman feels complimented when
referred TO as n female. N--.St. Louis
Post-Dipdt'h.
The P.-D. If not hypercritical is not
anything, for in the very next para
graph in the same column of the same
paper, we read, referring to the strike
of the operators, that 1.-THE female
mind is more sensitive, more delicate,
more open to the narrowing influences
contumely,n and the P.-D.cannot ina
CINE any ordeal more dreadful to a non
striking lady than company OF fierce
strikers bull-dozing the faithful one
by putting out their tongue to her anc
criticising the strings of her bonnet
/ IL is more than the female mind cal
standn-and the P.-D. leaves the pub
lie to guess whether the female is o
4 the canine or human species.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
The Issue in 1884.

The Democrats who expected to
sweep the country in the next presi-
Dental campaign with clear cut but
meaningless phrases, such MS turn
the rascals OUT -"thc old ticket
"the frauds of 1861 and the like are
reckoning without their hosts. The
people are inclined TO support the DEM
ocratic nominees provided they be
well chosen and placed upon accepta-
bic platforms. They are weary Of the
modes aud methods of the Republi-
cans, who for twenty years have pur-
sued policy which in substance was
wholly meant to retain the offices in
their possession, and which disregard
ed and ignored the interests ofthe poo
pie, but in order TO obtain the votes oil
the masses who have followed the ban
ner of Republicanism, some good and
plausible reasons must he pre-.
sented-catch words and cam
paign notices will not suffice. They
will do for dress parade, but some
thing more substantial must be pre-
scented when the line of battle Il
formed. The indictment must MOI
only contain the charges but also the
specifications. 1t must present the issu,
30 clearly drawn that he who run.
may read. They must show that the
Republicans have not only forfeit,
! the right 10 the confidence of the PEG
pie, and state particulars. The Job
and schemes must be exposed. Tn,
/ infamies of the tariff; the burdens O
/ oppressive taxation the trihing Will
the treasury for the benefit of favorit,
banks and syndicates the robbery o
the people by rings and cliques hay
ing official sanction must all be showI
up and substantiated with proof ant
reform in these must be promised ii
language that cannot be misconstrued
Ambiguous declarations, and mean
inglcss campaign battle cries
will not win. Those who are shout
Ing so vociterously turn the rascal,
out" had better address themselves t
the work of exposing their rascalities
IL will he just rs interesting and mucl
more effective, even if it does not max,
as much noise, and is not as snowy
The campaign is going to Ice an earn
est one and should be entered upon
( with zeal and energy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

THE Chicago Mtcr-oceon IKE
faithful sentinel on the watchtower
sees danger IN the inertia that prevails
in the ranks of its party and SOUNDS u
note Of warning. 1t says 1.-THE Demo
cratic party is organizing to the high
est degree and weaving the web OF
victory stronger every day, while the
Republicans seem to be doing abso-
iuiely nothing to strengthen theii
party organization, which of late has
certainly been very inefficient The
trouble is there is no one in the I-o.'c
party that cares to make race WHEN
has already been decided against
them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

lINiE commissioners Court OF Tarrant coun.
", Texas, will receive sealed proposals
Ior the building OF a Comfy Jail for said
county in the city Of Fort Worth. ncrordino
70 plans ana specifications, until noon oi
Wednesday, the 9th day Of August, is8.
Inc plans ana specifications of the work
MI, oe on ME IN The office OF the Clerk of he
county court on and after An. ust ST 1883.
farties bidding on Iron and -trel work must
accompany their proposals with full specin-
cartons 81 their proposed work and samples
ol material and must state in their proposal
out OF what class OF material the various
parts OF the work Ia to be made; such sam
pies TO De deposited with the Con~ issioners
work.
No payment viii be made on the Iron and
Steei werk until completed according O con
tract, TO be determined upon "a thssoush TEST
oi lhe WORK, made under direction of The
commissioners Court.
sPeclncatlous accompanying PROPOSALS for
lTcn ana steel work may vary in details 10
snlt any particular system OF prison worx.
nu. In general @rrang. ment Trsnst accord
WIN pans on fils. Parties bidding f,,r brlck
ana stone work must Rlss furnish with their
proposal sample. OF the material ,hey pro-
pose to use In each part of the work. snd all
sample furnished.
Inc work will be paid for In cash, and with
lhe exception OF tho iron and Steel woi H.
pa, ilehis WI be made at tAe end OF each
anu every month ON estimates made by The
architect In charge, - Per cert being
retained on each until the nnAl completion
and acceptance OF the work
All work 10 be done under the supervision
OF the architect subject 10 the control of the
coinmi, sioners' court, and In the event of
unreasonable delay in any part of the work
the commissioners court res rye the RIG Int
70 have such work doDe by other partie, and
III extra expenses reasonably Incurred
lherehy 10 be paid by the contractor and
thH ihii costo OF such work so done may be de
uueteu nom any amount which may he dur
OF become due tho eoOtmetor. Bonds in III,
SUN OF the contract price VIII be required NJ
work To be done by him.
rLoposals must bs flied with the county
o,eIs ny noon Of August the l5th 1881, and nG
county, Ial,H The commissioneps reserve
me fisht 70 reject any or al proposals re
N0i''u, Il. II Bt'rkHAM,
County Judge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

or made snort Of II an enigma TO me.
should have thought il would rather
have been praised and supported and
the fact OF this appeal being COM
mentcd on In a spirit of friendliness
and humanity. Instead OF discourag.
ing Il, | should have imagined
YOU would have encouraged IL, and
made 1t the text for the advocacy of
more extended lfe-boat service on the
American coast. You may rest assured
that when an appeal is made for funds
for the American life-hoat institution
that the descendants of British parents
and persons who were born I'm Britain,
but who have adopted Texas rs their
home, will as gladly subscribe TO It's
funds rs they do to that now asked for.
In closing, let me shy that the sub
scriptiOn is n voluntary one, limited 10
81 each. It closes on July 3lst, ana
that subscriptions should be sent to
| Mr. Robert Amos, superintendent OIL
flee Texas Express Co. Dallas. Mr..
! Amos is the moving spirit in this mat
ter in Texas, and am merely one to
! whom he wrote, asking me To take
| subscriptions in Austin. | gave the
reporters this item as an outside item
of Austin news, and the governor did
not know OF it. 1t was only because
two reporters connected il as an exec
utive matter that | wrote my letter
Mr. Editor, do deal fairly with items
or let them alone altogether. AS yot
have been publicly funny Mt our eX
pense, ask you to give this letter al
equally prominent place in your col
umns. Il. J. KENDALL.
y. S.-If the GAZETTE deals in tins
way with items, what encouragement
is there for me to give, or what cont
dence can | have in giving, the ia
zETTE's correspondent news when M
calls Mt the office? r.. j. X.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
A State Secret.
Editor Gozettes

i%NANpi bhNeltts
S1R:-My attention has been called
to an editorial In the columns of the
GAZETTE OF The 23d inst. with the
above heading. In that article an at
tempt Is made to be funny ut the ex.
pense of the executive Office generally
and the governor and his private see
rotary particularly. The article is so
written that it can do the governor
and myself an injustice, aud as there
are lots of people who are only too
glad TO find any sort of peg upon
which To attack, abuse or ridicule the
administration, | want you To correct
that item and say distinctly that the
governor has no sort of correction
with the National Lifeboat
Association of Great Britain.
and that the subscriptions asked for in
ITS aid have nothing whatever Ia
do with the vaults of the state treasury
rs stated.
The National Life Boat Association
OF Great Britain is low Ia funds
caused by more than the usual outlaws
IN consequence OF the unusually dis.
astrous storms of last winter, TO re-
piete the associations balance an ap-
peat has been made To persons born
under the British flag who have be-
come citizens and residents of other
countries. The National Life Boat
Associations boats ale employed ia
save the lives OF every nationality who
may be travelling and get wrecked on
or near the British coasts, and the as
ISOLATION would proceed 10 the rescue
OF one nationality rs soon as that of
another Why an object so benevo-
lent and worthy should be ridiculed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
WE'RE it not for tue fact that Gan

WERE IL not for the fact that GAR
FIELD was elected TO the presidency,
IN the presence of the damaging state
ments made against his personal and
official probity hy Republican Office
holders and papers it would seem that
the name of ARTHUR could not be
mentioned for the high place with
sincerity 1t is on the record that
HAYES AMI SHERMAN, the latter Mt
least being good authority, desired his
removal from the New York custom
house in order that the business of the
Office might be honestly conducted
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27

RuTABAGA JOHNSON and II. j..
KENDALL, the former the bucolic
statesman from Collin county, aud
the latter clerk in the executive office
Mt Austin, air their grievances in our
columns this morning. OF the two
the latter appears most childish and
unreasonable. 1t is dollars to dough-
nuts that his excellency, the governor,
does not approve of this kind of adj
mmislalion defense. His epidermis
is not as thin rs his clerk would have
1t appear.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-27
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