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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-09
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Central & Southwestern RaiIrdfI,

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National Republican., 1885-04-21
ABOUT PEOPLE.

EXGov FOSTER, OF Ohio, is at the Riggs
House.
PRor. GOODWIN SMITH, the eminent English
publieist, is at Wormleys.
REV. j. EVEREST CATHELL, OF Oneida, N. V,
is making his annual visit to relatives in
Washington,
DIR. TONER, of this city, has gone to New or.
leans to attend u meeting of the American
Medical Association.
Miss NAS NECllTEN, who has been the guest
Of Miss Cleveland, at the white house, took her
departure for home yesterday
Col, LAMONT, the private secretary to the
President is confined to his room with u slight
bilious attack, lie will be out in a few days.
a. X. MCCLURE, editor Of the Philadelphia
Times, and Thomas Fitzgerald, editor Of tho
Item, of the same city, are at the Riggs House.
MAYOR GRACE, Of New York, and Mr..
Roberts, minister 10 Chill, called upon SeCre,
tary Lamar yesterday at the Interior Depart,
ment,
A. MAURICE Low, formerly Of THE NATIoSAI
REPUBLICAN,, and now Of the American Press
Association, New York, and wife arc in the
city visiting Mrs. Baden, at Prospect cottage,
Georgetown.
AMONG the President callers yesterday were
Vice President Hendricks Minister MoLane,
aud Representative Gibson, Senators Morrill,,
Vest Ransom, Vance, aud Miller, of New
York; Representatives Bragg, Jefferson Rey'
nolds, OF New Mexico; George C, Min, the
tragcdlau; ex-senator Jones, of Iowa Gen
George X, Vernon, Of New York Rear Ad.
miral Quackenbush, Jacob Windmuler, and
Albert Looming, OF New York; Mrs Ward B.
Burnett Col, y. A. sherman, OF California
4 John :, Hendrlckson, of Illinois.
| hIns. HELEN f. srEARE, OF this city, died
last saturday morning at her daughters resi-
| dencc in Mansfield Pa, after long illness
| and her remains have been taken to PitNburg
/ Pa, her former home where the funeral will
| take place this afternoon. she was the
| mother Of Mcssrs. VIM h, and Frank Speare
| and had been until lately employed in one o.
| the government departments, During the
war she was an army nurse in charge o.
| Judiciary square hospital u responsible posi-
ton which she lllod most credliably
National Republican., 1885-04-21

IL relation TO morning papers at
tack on Mr., L. &. Rathbone, who recently
retired OF his own motion from the Office
of chief of the examining division of the
pension office, 1t is sufficient to say that
the only thing worthy Of mention which
tho article contGins-to wit, an alleged
interview with Mr.. Follett--is repudi-
ated by that gentleman, Mr.. Rathbone is
too well known and too highly respected
by gentlemen OF all parties, both here in
Washington aud In Ohio aud Indiana, to
require any Endorsement. Ho is gem
tleman of tho best reputo, and political
malice can do him no serious injury.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

try but abroad also, is largely due to the
skill with which such men as Mace and
Isaac Woodruff developed thoir capacities.
The dead drivers face was known in
almost every city in the Union, aud tho
stories of his foats that will long serve to
keep his memory green among admirers Of
tho trotters are legion, There is some-
thing pathetic in the veterans last words
"phillips, am coming in to tho home.
stretch for the last heat Of my last race
am nenrlng tho Mire.n
National Republican., 1885-04-21

IN long and labored editorial on "The
Navy" our Democratic morning con-
temporary remarks that "the country
needed nothing SO much as the change of
political ADMINISTRATION which it has just
experienced" In the change referred to
William c, Whitney has become Secretary
in place Of William L. Chandler. In
what does the reform, il there be any,
Cousist2 Where was Mr.. Chandler def
ciont? In what respect is Mr.. Whitney
mis- superior as Secretary of the Navy 2
Let US havo bill Of particulars.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

WE are advised by Democratic con-
temporary that tho forty.fourth Con.
Eres5 brought much rascaIity to the sur.
face" II did, indeed, and in divers ways.
The elections for that Congress defeated
numerous ablo and respected Republican
congressman, and in the places of some of
them sent men into the national House of
Representatives 10 call whom rascas wero
base 1attery, for they did not know enough
to be rascals. And it is not yet forgotten
that in almost every instance when the
champion diver, Mr.. Glover, went down
for n Republican rascal no brought u
Democrat TO the surface,
National Republican., 1885-04-21

If Editor Dana is to be relied upon,
the President is doing those things which
Mr.. Tilden thinks ought not to be done.
Is thist result ofthat visit to Greystoue?
A woman who had amassed a competency
by keeping Washington boarding house
was asked the secret OF her success.
well" she replied, 81 always studied
the tastes of my boarders, found out what
they didn't like and then l just gave
them enough OF it," Perhaps Mr.. Clcve.
land went to Greystone to find out what
he sage didn't like.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

THE closing of the Philadelphia Acad-
emy All School is threatened If the di.
rectors' appeal for q subscription of
100000 is not favorably answered. The
Press says truly that the Art School is one
of the institutions of the city which give
it a reputation without its own limits.
1t is perhaps the best school of the kind
in America.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

EXcEPT that rare sort of moral in
tegrty which dominates professional
pride, Gen. Grants doctors have no rea-
son to desire refutation of the cancer
theory by tho generals restoration to
health. His recoyery--if heaven vouch.
safes the boon--will be their professional
humiliation.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
The Oleomnrrnrlne s,vindlers,


When the oleomargarine cases were
before the police court a few days ago
Judge Smell suggested that more atten-
tion ought to be given to the ofFcnses of
large dealers and not so much to those of
petty retailers. The spirit of this sug-
gestion is commendable, and it is to be
hoped that no large dealer who deceives
and cheats the public by selling bogus
butter as genuine will bo allowed to es.
cape, if it is possible to get the evidence
necessary TO his conviction.
1t would be a great mistake, however,
to show any special lenency to person
who may be caught in such knavish
practices merely because a scarcity OF
capital prevents him, or her, from per-
petrating the knavery on larger scale.
There is one class of cheats in partlc-
ular who, whether male or female, deserve
no clemency. We refer to those who pur-
chase oleomargarine or butterine, know
ing it to be such, and, having taken il
home and made it up into pound or half.
pound prints, pose before q coniiding
public as simple and honest country
people bringing to market butter fresh
from the churn. If Judge snell's we'll
meant suggestion should lead to lack oI
zeal in bringing such persons to justice, II
would be responsible for very regretablc
result.
BY all means let us have the big thieves
caught, but let us also take care that the
little ones, especially those of the des
piCable order just described, do not sliI
through our fingers, either through lncb
of vigilance In trying to catch them oI
through an ill7iudged tenderness in press
ing the cases against them when once they
have been fairly caught
National Republican., 1885-04-21

A bill of rare excellence was presented to
the habitues OF the Theatre Comiquo last
night. The new faces were Williams and
Keenan,, who made decided hit in their
illustration OF how battles are lost and won ln
puglistio encounters. Carlisle" king OF
cards, whose fcats arc marvellous and bcwild-
ering, was heartily rewarded by unsIinted ap-
plause. Jerry Hart, the popular comedian,
received an assurance that he was welcome
on his appearance after an absence Of some
months. Harry Montague's numerous aiter.
ludo sent thesnudienCe home In q good humor,
The Comique still continues matinces every
day
National Republican., 1885-04-21

WHEN an applicant for cabinet posi-
ton finds himself bestowed in an inferior
place he naturally tries to even up things
by magnifying his ottice-eking out its
dignity with redundant pomposity. This
is but one phase of good, old,fashioned
Democratic simplicity"
National Republican., 1885-04-21
TUESDAY, APRIL 81, 1855.

Entered a, tho po.,onico a. Washington, d. c.
JtEeCoud.clpsg matter
National Republican., 1885-04-21

SOME Of Mr.. Hanna's friends complain
that there is nothing for a minister resi-
dent to do in Persia. We confidently
predict that Mr. Hanna will do it with
consummato ability. While on this in
teresting topic we are moved to inquire
how many of our foreign ministers arc
expected to do anything except to make
themselves agreeable? Mr.. Foster is
about the only one who has any work in
hand, SO far as We are advised.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

THE same organs cannot pipe for both
Randall and Carlisle. And what is more
distressing to the free trade gentlemen at
the cranks is tho cruel fact that to pipe
for Carlisle will be an act of infdellty to
the administration.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
Boon AND Jon PRINTING.

TINHh LARGEST PRINTING OFFICE
l. isoUTH OF PHILADELPHIA,
42O AND 429 ELEVENTH STREET N W
National Republican., 1885-04-21

MR.. WILSON, of Chicago, who went
into a libel suit with demand for
100000 and came out with verdict of
$780, can sympathize with that Kentucky
Democrat who came to Washington to be
appointed to the head of a bureau and is
now subbing for night watchman.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

UNLESS energetic measures are adopted
for tho stamping out Of pleuro-pneu-
monia in Galloway aud adjacent counties
OF Missouri that terrible destroyer will
spread throughout the western aud south
western states, inhicting almost incalcu.
liable damage. The emergency calls for
immediate and vigorous treatment,
National Republican., 1885-04-21
The Srhnnl nnnrd Mating.

The board OF school trustees met last night
Miss Mary L. Patterson was confirmed rs prin'
cipal Of the scnool at Hillsdale, vice Mr.
Bailey, who is granted leave of absence until
the end Of the school term Mr., Charles n
Morris was confirmed as acting teacher In the
place of Mr.. Eould, of the High school, who
has been granted leave of absence. Mr.
Birney's request to withdraw his resolution O
Jan. ~ last was granted. Mr.. LoveIoy offered
a resolution to change the name Of the Abbott
or Dcnnison,school, building to that otlBorrct
Referred 10 the building committee. Tho
board then went into committee on the whole
to discuss amendments to the bylaws, pend
ing which the board adjourned
National Republican., 1885-04-21

Mr.. MORRISON says he will not give
it up" but will fight to the last" For
tunately for his determination he is fight
ing this time in field where Mr.. Randall
has no opportunity to knock him out of
National Republican., 1885-04-21

THE coolness between Mr.. Carlisle and
the administration may possibly have ex-
crted so broad and general an influence as
to have produced the almost cold weather
which has thus far characterized the
spring months.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

THERE is going to bo fearful strain
on administration organs with free trade
attachments in the course of few
months. Tho misery will begin when
Mr.. Randall openly takes the field as the
administration candidate for speaker.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

NOTHING makes the good, old-fash-
ioned Democrat so happy as to read in
Republican papers hearty concentrations
of the President for his lirmness in de-
clining to turn out Republican Office
holders, Tho Democratic brethren arc
wont to sit up nights perusing such ar.
ticles.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

TURKEY has made the announcement>
that in case of war she will not peSuft
either English or Russian war vessNs to
pass the Dardanelles. Still ietne British
navy really wants to ySS that way, we
cannot imagine how Abdul Hamid is going
to prevent tho movement.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

DAN MACE, the celebrated driver of
trotting horses, died in New York sun
day afternoon, The trotter is almost dis.
tiuctiyoly an American type of horse
and millions Of dollars arc now INFESTED
IN their rearing, training, and ownership,
Their high repute, not only in this coun'
National Republican., 1885-04-21

THE man that hath not music in his
soul and is not charmed by concord of
sweet sounds should turn the crank of q
Democratic organ in Kent ucky-say in
Phil Thompsons district, for instance.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

IT is understood that Mr.. Commissioner
Black will try to got at least n hint Of nc.
quiesonce from one or both of his superior
officials before he again attempts to dc.
capitate pension officer.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

ALBAUGu's OPERN Iightso' London
FoED's OPERA UousE.-Mr. George c. Min.
HERzoG's MusEuN--"The Unnitus.'
DINE NUsEuM-"Montc Cristo.'
TuEATER COMQCE-Narlcty
National Republican., 1885-04-21

"USEAsINEss bordering on alarm" Is
the language employed to express tho
general feeling in London. War is not
yet certain, but it is becoming decidedly
moro probablo.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
Personal COMFORE
MOOT SURGERY, sc.

~
"TAs tiss for heafh on dduy pdlks depend,n
And thousands visit DIR. WHITES Establish
ment, l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite VIII.
ards Hotel. for the successful treatment OF
COrns, BunlOns, Club and Inverted Nails, Chill
blans Frosted FeOt, Vascular ENcresCenCos,
and all diseases OF the feet DR. WHITES
twonty.hnh consecutive year OF practice in
Washington
Fee 81 q sitting, baltimore Establishment,
IL North Eutaw Htreet)
National Republican., 1885-04-21
LEGAE.

UTooDRUFFs FILE.HoI,DERS, FOR FIJI
w ing business and official papers cOmpActly
aud conveniently for reference, They have been
universally adopted by the government, aud are
fast becoming the standard document lille Of the
country. They are made of various sizes, and
can bG placed on ordinary shelving They are
also put up in cabinets containing any deaired
number
Onlce aud mandatory, Nos. 637 and $40
Mass ay. N. W. near TO Seventh and through
10 X ST.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

Mr.. MrLNs Hamlet may bo fairly re-
gardod as very gratifying success.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
BUSINESS CHANCES.

aNuR SALE FOR CASH oNLY-TItE
IL wholesale aud retail wine and liquor store,
1872 Pa aV la3Ou
National Republican., 1885-04-21

For wounds, Whethor iuclsad or confused
salvation OIL Is the besI remedy, Price % cents.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
DosToFFICE NOTICE

Letters for Europe need not be specially dl-
rected for dispatch by, any particular steamer in
as ali Trans Atlantio malls are forwarded by the
fnstcst vessels available.
will close (pRoMPTLY In all casosJ at this oiilco
WEDSEsDAY,-At o a, m. for Europe, per
men; et 0 a, m. for Newfoundland, per steam.
THfURsDAY,"A $50 a. M. for Europe, per
steamship City Of Berlu, via QueenstowI del
ters for France, Germany, &c,i must be dl.
rected per CITY OF Berlin'Di At $3.50 a. m. for
France, Germany. DC. per steamship West
bhaia, va Pym92nth' SnIsT,Gonr5' ' AZ lam
E SFs dSnSS Sr s Srst be rh nf per er Wes
phaiiA'' AT 10 a. M for Central America and
!4S south IHGs p9.ts PEI sGasnp CSSoH Sa
per G' Steamship Sfrndad at + p M M III for gSS NassSu
esSs Ht o S fSo or Cuba and Porto Reo
via havana, nnd for Campeche, Chiapas, Ia
City dfWashlngyoD tletters for other Mexican
states must be directed ''per CITY OF Washing
ton'li at p. n. Tor Venezuela ana Cnracoa,
sATURpAY.-At, j a, m. for the West indies,
via s. Thomas for Brazil and .he Ia Plata
via Newport N,w5; al 10 M. for Europe, per
steamship celtic. via Queenstown; AT ~ m. for
Glasgow 0ttters must be directed per An
choria,9 At ~ m. for Belgium direct. per
must he directed per pennlAnd''); 1T p m,
for Ciudad Bolivar per steamship LAZY
| Nassau, N. r., per steamship Newport, Vla
suNDXY.-At 1880 p m; for, ,Truxn!o and
Mails ior CHINA and japan, per steamship
April 12l at o y IN, Mails for Australia, New
Zealand, Sandwich and FIJI IslOnds, per steam
| here May ~ at I p. m. Tor on arrival at New
| York of steamship Republic with British malls
National Republican., 1885-04-21
AUCTTON SAFES.
DY DUNCANsoN BRos,,
ID AUCTION ElSRS.
A sPLENpID OPPoRrUN1TY

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.
AUCTION SALE OF THE CON TENTS OF
THE ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT OCCU.
PIED BY GEORGE ". DRIVER, Esq
USED Az 4 RAR, RfsrAuRANf, AND
CONCERT GARDEN, SITUATED ON
STREET BETWEEN THIRTEENTH AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS NORTHWEST,
FACING PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
on FRIDAY, APRIL -, commencing at 10
o'clock a. IN, we will sell on tho premises, on
account OF Mr.. Driver retiring from business,
the entire contents Of this line restaurant and
resort; one of tho finest httedup bnrs and restau-
rants In the city; magnificent mlrrOred back bar
and counter, wnlnnti mnrhletop eating
bar. splendid walnut ice-boN dining tabloa
and ChRlrs, steam tables, coffee urns, bar fixtures,
glassware, CrOCkcry, and Kitchen utensils, plat
form R'alel, desk, railing, 6c.
splendid walnut rarlor AND chamber furniture
for 10 rooms; carpets, curtains, and Cornlces.
Magnificent walnut and gilt mantel and other
mirrors.
Also the entire contenis OF the Summer Garden
attached consisting OF ''buldlng, 40 by 100"
balconies stage, 4 drop curtains, scenery, dress
Ing r Oms. rolling awnings for whole building,
round and square saloon tables, willow arm aud
other chairs, gas fixtures and fittings for the
building, stove, DC, .
All oTwhich win DO ofiered as an entirety, and
II not 80 d that way VIII then be immediately
Blld In detail. This Is an opportunity seldom
offered for a man to get n wellestAbllshGd place.
Now open for Inspection. ap2l-tf
National Republican., 1885-04-21
lto the national tsreasury.

At anothSf timo THE REPUBLICAN,
will giSesa full history of all tho facts
in tl1s premises, statistical and otherwise,
(which will. show ample justification for
an equitable claim for payment for the
land appropriated by the national gov
crnment to mako now state, free from
debt, but intellectually rich in resources.
While Congress added another star to tho
Union galaxy, it practically doubled the
debt of Virginia by reducing her taxable
property or ability to pay.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

SALVATION on. is tho best liniment in the
market for both man and beast. Price, 25
cents.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
SPECIAL NOTrCES.

49, HEALiSG WITHOUT ii MEnTUiNE-
sSsS At Masonic Temple THIS EVENING
Prof W. 9. Haskell WIN lecture at oelocS
believe" y" br. d, T. Brown, Of Phiadei.
phia. the great natural healer, who'e re-
markable cures at q. A. II. hall on the 18Th
excited so much attention, will give free treat
nlent upon the platform. 10c. door collect on,
Dr. Brown WI be at GIG I'd ~. n. W.. Weints-
day and Thursday next, from 10 A. NJ. to
L. NJ, for consnlta and treatment Chronic
cAAnA nannr nllH lnN ted. II
National Republican., 1885-04-21

The decision Of the Supreme Court n
relation to tho state debt Of Virginia,
rendered yesterday, declaring that tho
old 6 per cent. coupons must bo received
when presented in payment of taxes, re-
opens the whole debt question as an oriRi.
nal one, both as regards the payment and
tho funding of tho debt.
The payment Of coupons for taxes will
doubtless ombarrass the state government
by seriously disturbing its financial ar.
rangemonts.
1t may be wise for the Republican
governor to call m extra session of Vir-
Rinia's Democratic legislature, in order
that such q plan or method may bo
adopted for the reception of the coupons
in payment of taxes for tho current year
as will be satisfactory to the creditors and
relieve the state from immediate and
voxatious financial complications.
The old commonwealth of Virginia is
entitled to the sympathy of the ontiro
country and to equitable treatment at
the hands of the national legislature. A
memorial should bO adopted by tho state
legislature asking Congress to pay for tho
sixteen million acres of land embraced in
the territorial limits Of West Virginia, at
Sl.25 per acre, which would amount TO
$2O,OOO,OOo.
The reason for this lies in the fact that
tho Old Dominion, in negotiating with
the federal government relative to the
cession Of the northwest territory, out ol
which were carved tho five states OF
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan. and
Wisconsin, demanded a guarantee that
the balance Of tho territory should ever
remain under the sovereignty of the state
Of Virginia. The committee of Congress
however, TO whom it was referred, re.
ported that if Virginia was entitled to the
remaining territory, she needed no
| guarantee, and If sho was not entitled "a
| it sho ought not to ask it. Upon this ap-
peal to her honor, the old mother oI
states and Of Presidents waived her
claim of guarantee and instructed her
delegation in Congress, among whom w2
Thomas jefferson, to sign the doelfo
cession Of that vast territory, thsFpro
ceeds of the sale of whose pybsic land
has brought many millioNf Of dollar
into the national tsreasury.
National Republican., 1885-04-21

The Ladies' Committee of the Y, ". G. A. will
give an entertainment at the Association parlors
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL IL At q
O'Clock warm sugar will be served with refresh"
mcuts.
Admission, including refreshments, o5 cents
aDnO-Dt
National Republican., 1885-04-21

4 Acstimonial concert has been rendered
MISS Emma Thursby by residents Of this city,
among them the President and Vice President,
the members of the cabinet, the chief Justice
and associate justices OF the supreme Court,
and other prominent persons. II will take
place Of Albaugh's Opera House on May 7next.
National Republican., 1885-04-21
ADJUSTMENTS.



There was standing room only Mt Ford's last
night George G. Min was to present Hamlet
as It had never been done before. The audi.
onco was conservative but disposed to be
fair. II was evidently impressed favorably
by the new actors appearance, the applause
which greeted him being something more than
q tribute 10 his fnme-a warm welcome, in fact.
lie soon showed that there was master inter.
prcttnR shnkespcaros immortal tragedy.
Human nature cropped ont OF every line,
Intense whore sOme others arc tame,
reflective where many rant, ho was
natural always, and from the start
had the sympathetic attention Of bis audience.
But they wcro not 70 be taken by storm, not
ready to accord the nill need of applause be.
fore the lines which arc commonly accepted
as the crucial test OF every candidate for pub.
lie favor In this role were reached. The first
ofthesc were In the self.denunCiatory solilo-
guy, which was delivered with ioryor 1T
ting vigorous conception oftheir iull mcan-
ing. The charge ofrant was whispered among
some hyporcritical old.timu play.goers No
was found, and these were easily accounted
from the traditional method oil
delivery. The famous lines with the sugpcs.
tion OF suicide were spoken with care and
quiet force that was well appreciated. He
there showed his keen study OF The part to best
effect, with the possible exception Of the sue
ceedlng colloquy with Ophella who, by the
way, was gracefully represented by Miss Adele
Poyn. The intense passion displayed To the
audience In this interview, so null Of necessary
pain 10 the object of his affection and rcnun-
citation was work Of fine art. The play scene
lacked nothing on tho part OF the principal
to make II perfect though his support did
not do him justice at this juncture,
nor indeed in any Of the situations where its
aid Is essential, A noticeable feature Of Miln's
stage presence Is the posturcs which he rs.
sumos which, by the way, contain somewhat
of Il rcminscence of Buntbornc His every
movement is full Of easy grace, but In nowisc
inconsistent with the wellbrcd, hCathiul
young manhood which his conception gives TO
Hamlet. As whole, the part was most salts
factorly pres 'ntud, aud Mr. Min received q
recall after every act. He plays "Richellou'
tonight