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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-21

AIN nLAlt 1A' n. Y, Nov. 30. Hon. John
Mill 49, m mber at Congress, aud a
m'',Gnairf banker died at 2 O'CLOCK this
y ,y' & at bis home in this city, aged 90
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"V4NTGoMERY, ALA, Nov. 2O.-Daniel
700. "Hi man, a lawyer, aud for many
sv'ns justice OF the peace, commit
1 ttS,ue thts morning by taking NOR.
g ,v lie lett letter stain that ne
'ae tlIed OF HE. He Maa nnmarrind-
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AmunetitRufa.
4muneMRnfe.
MILITARY BALL
For the benefit OF the Armory Fund OF tho
First Volunteer Regiment
AT THE GUARDS Arsenal,
On M o nday, Nov. "a, 1886

Tickets 81. admitting Gentleman and
Ladies. supper served "a Ia Restaurant" by
an experienced caterer.
Committees:
MAJ. JOHN SCHwARz, Chairman.
Active-Lieut. John W. Wilson, Lieut.. q.
II. Richardson, Lieut.. j. NJ. Macoaw, sergt.
W. Is. Spann. Sergt. NJ. +, Molina, Private ID.
S. CirernJaum, Private j, Cullen, Lieut. E.
j. Kennedy. ssrgt. z. Y. Gleason, Phvaie -.
NJ cCarthy Veteran Francis Ha {, Pay Nem-
Der q. Ioode, Lieu w. b. Nell, Hon. Mem
her s. W. Branch, Hon Member A. ). Is ,con,
Hon. Member j. Ii. Estill. Srrgt. A. j. Frank
lin, Lieut.. j.. II. Helmken,. sergt.
NJ. j. He mken. Hon. Memb,r ii. Il un,
Hon, Member s. Guck' nheimer, Hon.
Member V. s. studer. Lieut.. J: =; Bro ks,
Sergt. Il. =. Lowell, Private Il. X. BragdO /.
Hon. Member ID. c. Bacon, Hon. Member IL.
+. smart. Honorary Gen: A; X Lawton,
oil. G. II. Olmslea@, Col. c: w. Anderson,
MAJ. S. Y. Levy, Maj. g. y Lamar. Gen. II.
II. Jackson. Nal A. =. Davenport, Judge W /.
S. Chlsho m. Hon. Il. T.. Lester, Mai. q. W.
a nderson. Mai. G. G; Hardwick. Ma w. r.
shellman. CAPT. I. NJ. Gum ngham, DR.. j. r.
NJ G Farland, Judge y. +. Adams, Capt. q. A.
n. UmOaoh. apt. -. MCGOWAN, Il. g. Gail
lard. ESQ. s. b. Adams. Esq, Luke Carson,
LaQ.
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!. DRAYTON LaROCHE. Jr.,
Commissioner, Savannah, Ga.
CITY ahFRIFF,s sAI.E-


FINDER and by virtue OF a Il. IA. issued
" ho the hon 'rabie the City Court OF
Savannah In favor o. James Hart 4 Bro.
against Abraham she tail, ha, ievied upon.
among other things, me bay mare with TWO
white feet, one single buggy ami one set of
harness. one pair iron bound names, one
Gather collar, one pair iron traces, one sorrei
mule, one engine and boiler one wood dat,
one tow 'ope, about twenty cords of pine
wo d; and hy virtue OF an order from the
honorable he Judge OF the Cly Court OF
Savannah. will Oner said property for sale
before b. Court House q or, 10 said county.
on MONDAY, the 22d day OF N VEN or. 1855.
heiw een the legal hours OF sale, to satisfy
said n. In said Doi.r and engine being at
the wood yard on the canal NJ the foot OF
william STREET. and said flat and wood on the
OReechee canal. near the TO OF New street.
Terms cash, purchaser paying for papers.
Property pointed out by plaintiff. Defend
ant notified IN terms Of the law-advert sed
for ten Gays In Morning News and at Court
House. DAVID BAILEY,
sheriff G. q. 5.
SAVANNAH. nth November. 1895.
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Notice.

Neither the Master nor the Agents Of the
British steamship alabama" will be respon-
sible for any debts contracted by the crew
WILDER q CO., Agents.
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DIANOs RUINED by imperfeet on lrtean.

DfANOS RUIN ED by imperfect or irregu-
lar Tuning for &c n"uv 10 employ
cheap Tuners. Is ST and CbEAPEST way
u keep always IN Playing order and en'urp
preser alton 10 To place IN sole charge OF our
experienced Tuner by Tho wear. Oar Nh. n.
y. MOORE iva us many vearsl 10 sn ex-
pet ana thoroughly conscientious IN his
work. leirly Tuning 81. four regular tun-
ings more II needed. replacing broken
strings and regulating action, keys, ETC., in
cuded. single Tuning So. No competition
with cheap Tuuers-here This month and OF
the next Beet worn costs NOR. but l. yet the
cheapest. LUDDEN a BATE $. NJ. II.
A BEAUTIFUL lor o Dresden China Vases
n aud BOhtmi "a Gla-s Toilet ~ets, very
handsome and very cheap, At GARDNEkiS.
S014 Bull street.
lust RECEIVED at 10 cent store, ia
~ Bryan street. compartment Dinner
kettles. Z, 9, quart Strainer Pals, quar-
MIX Pals, Iron Bake Pans. Stew Pans, Rero-
eene 9 ms, Oilers, Siiters, cabinet Frames. X.
G.. CONNIE l..
OAK. Pine and L. ghtwood. Gri-t Meal. Hay,
~ rrnin and Feed al Industrial Mil .. j. II.
ii NNEs-1, Proprietor.
DELE OF BALilMOKE-A beautiful
ID Complexion. Ladles, use Mime. soma
cas- Partisan Nut oil and Miikweed Powder.
IL removes and prevents wrinkles. beauties
ami preserves the complexion ami keeps it
you hful For sale at DAVID FORTRESS.
l2s Broughton street.
MATRIMONIAL Paper 'ntalns near
WI 100 advert emen.s from ladies and gem
temnn " nting CORE pOudeute. B+nt three
mo ihs for 10 cent?. Address HELPING
HAND 70 Ia Sale street. Cht ago, ~.
A TLAs ENGINE. Korting Injec'0ra, Van
"a dukrn de- Fumps, Ere Engines. P0rtA.
bio sar Mil Marhin9ry, MIL Engine And
1in supplies aro our sreeihltiea amt ~ st0ok.
go 4. l.ONhAhn A CO Foundry, Ma
chine and Bolel WORKS. Augusta, Ga.
ITfACfsin. Crlcn.. Jonqui ana roy-
"a aulhuH hullf. Hlto Nifk'a fresh lonef
hssns "a NAhut tMa N9it nuu Afasl.
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AHunter allied -, "a rec.

PITTsBURG, PA, Nov. 20.-A party of
hunters consisting OF o. ID. FIR, eman.
w illlam +. Baker, josh Stevens, and j.
}. Baker. all OF Cory, Pa, and Willie
Harvey, OF Minnesota, we're spending a
few DAYS in Forest county and were en-
ca NJ ped in the woods. This morning at 9
O'Clock during heavy wind storm a Tree
was blown across their bur, demOlish ing
it and killing Freeman outright. The
others were seriously injured but will re-
cover.
HoRSFOKD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Gives satisfactory Results.
DR.. U. W. Weeks, Marion. o says: "Its
use 10 followed by results satisfactory
both to parient and physic an"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-21

DIANOs AND ORGANS tuned and re-
Il paired Tuning either by the sear OF
eng g iuning; all work thoroughly warrant
ed; tuning Squares and uprghts by the year.
Of four tunings, 81, Concrri Grants. $40 SIN
gle timing SqusTes and Uprighls. S25
Grand-, 81; We have AN excellent tuner.
SCHREINER'S MUSIC HOUSE,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-21

GESD your orders for a nice fresh Tiled
- Turkey for our Thanksgiving dinner to
PUIZEL.
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DIR. Henry y. Colding,
SURGEON DENTIST,
ONCE corner Jones and Drayton street,
Graduate Baltimore College Of Dental Sur
gerry.

We Are Overloaded
With our frat arrival OF Peas and Beans Of
1885 crop, and in order to m AXE room for the
immense stock yet to arrive, we are offering
great inducements TO Planters W no wish 10 put
we can afford to sell low.
Mail orders for Seed and Drugs promptly
filed. EDWARD J. KIEFFER,
Druggist and seedrman.
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eavannah and Tybee hallway Com.
pany.

OFFICE OF TREASURER. Ill BAY ST..I
SAVANNAH, Nov. 10, lsS6.
BY resolution of the Board of DIrpctora
CENT of the PREF RRED G APlTAL
STOCK is called for, PAYABLE at this Office on
or before the Ell NENTH DAY OF DkCEM-
Bkk, 1856. JOHN &" BURROUGHS,
Treasurer
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IrraonaI.

~ II thought would have the pleasure of
Ne surprising y"u. | was IN ough with
broom ant duster at II a. m. Lotrie, don't 60
tn the Indian show. ! can make y Il split your
next six months GRACE.
TACk: Do not pride yourself on the sue
~ cessful Sc ection OF cook. Such can be-
employed. hui W man worthy OF our con-
dlenre, love ami esteem 10 what we boys seek
n better half. JIM.
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GOOD Comb and Brush loc., Channoise &c.,
VI Powder Pun -l5e,, "a. Doe. tj0tl o OF the
pnpuar Silver Bell Cologne for Csc, at
HtIDpS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-21

I AIDES who use HEIDT'S OIL Paste
II ack nv assert that the leather does not
crack and the shoes lastlonger. Try SC. box,
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NThanksgiKing,, Turkers.

thanksgiving" Turkeys.
Will receive. on Monday, d. GOO choice
TENNES EE TURKEYS, VIII on l offer in
lots TO suit, at very low prices.
E&-Send me your Than sgiving order for
a FRESH KILLED TURKEY.
L. PUTZEL,
Market Basement.
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II SO0 WILL buy lot 60XlO5 nn Duffy
y sCOO str ct, next east from Barnard
{. II. rORSETT.
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Mliurrllal,rnua.

entertainments.
NOTICE, NEW MUslC.-Domnck Mauro
~ ami FRANK DIamond's Orchestra Harp
nd two Vic ms have Just arrived from Bos-
on with the Irtert popular operate and
lance music, who most respectful V Invit.
he attention of Savannah a lies and gentle
men that they will cordial receive patron
axe for tails. part ea, seren AIDES. eic OnIcrs
rrsnectfully received ut MIR. EDWARD l..
Broughton aud Drayton streets.
7 AUREL GROVE GENET ERY lot owners
~ who want good wood fence around lot,
end pOstal TO A. j. SNEDEK Err, g innetL
street. Carpenter wor. done to order
SPECIAL NOTICE to nv friends and the
- publ geuerally-I am now prepared IT,
m h. Phi "ographs OF AL sizes. from the mall
LOcAet PhotOgr phi 10 life size heads. Groups
asp-cis ty. J. N. WILSON, 81 Bull street.
DOR 7 " and Holiday Goods 60 10 LOUI-
Il kOGELB Co tenlionery and Variety
store, Jefferson and Waldburg lane.
DIANos and Organs tuned and repaired,
l. t. Is. Turner at Joyce & Hunts, 81 Whit
! aker street.
MUSIC-Piano. Organ, G titar-specialty
WI v0calizatlon. Priva'e and class lessons
NJ night. 1911 BroughtOn street.
NIIss BOOTH will open her daucing and
vi cali theme class on FRIDAY AFTER
ION. Nov. l0th, a. the 'B ues' HALL"
lust RECEIVED, from Sheriff. sale, 8
~ Led Q Wraps and Ulst r.. Misses ana
Children Cloats; also, 900 yards OF col0red
SINS. slightly DAMAGED, cost 81 25, for SOC, at
ia, OBJ COllEN's. 1852 Brongh on street.
SPECIAL.-You can buy Turkeys, in oman
- titles To suit. at very low prices, at PUT
ZEL5.
HOT Soda, Hot Egg Phosphate, Hot Lime
IL AIDE, Hot Chocolate, ut LIViNGSTON'S
PHARMACY, Bun and State.
TRY l0c pack age OF HEIDT's Celebrated
L Cough Drops and test Their superiority.
CLOTHING Cleaned, Repaired. Braided.
~ Altered ana Dyed; New Suits Cut and
dadr In latest IL ) les: charges m ,derate: sat-
is action gnaran eed. A. GEIZ, tailor, 81
Jefferson street.
IF you want your Clothing Renewed
l. Cleaned, Repaired. Braided, Dyed, Re-
MOI, led, etc, to your atisfactIOn go to 5.
WHITES, corner j. Gerson ana state streets.
CANDERS BRO-.. the Timers, can he
- found al Blue Hal. Macon street; rents
fIr Louisville Aspha t,Paint and Warm IN Co.,
best ro' iing PAINS IN tne city.
I GUDJAHN. Boot and hoe Maker Best
~ fr nch calf shoes 90 order ON $? to IS;
sure q for cripples and On gions. Sc - Ell hall
sole aud heels 81 80: Ladies and G-nLs' shoe
repair ing ueatiy done; Warranted brsL work
IN city. AZ Bull, between York and South
Broad. aH
CPECIAL.--6O0 Choice Turkeys must be
- aid. ali early and cave your orders at
UTZEL'S, MarKrt Ba-ement. u"
GEE tho nice Chamois SKINS forJOc.. and
- doD't sorget TO Try Liyi DSston's Tooth
Powder. sold in aDy quantities. at LIVING
,TON'a PHI RMACY.
GOOD Comb aud Brush l0c., Channoise &c..
VI Powder Pun -i5e,, a.fb0e. uott o OF the
n"pular Silver Boil Cologne for 25c., at
HtIDTS.
GESD your orders for a nice fresh killed.
- Turkey for our Thanksgiving dinner To
PUJZEL.
I ADItS who use HEIDT'S OIL Paste
II Is ackng ASSERT that the leather does not
crack and the shoes astlonger. Try d SC. box,
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LOK sALh, residence No. "a Hast nrnAd
n rfreoi contains nluN lo'ifBs HHu nat Hsiiid.
iufsg lni fNirndN from East broad 10 kaat
h4pldnr' sirrel.
El0l IA \. s "a. ssl .s.g sIfap.
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GEE tho nice Chamois SKINS fotJOc.. and
- don't sorget TO Try, LiyiD1ston's Tooth
Powder. sold in any quantities. al LYING
>TON's PHI RMACY.
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G-OO Viii buy Il 10 50xlO5 on Henry, be-
p lUU tween Price and Habersham. G. II.
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Tor lirmtn"silisrrIlamromo.

A COMFORTABLE Office. suitable for a
N doolo or; centrally located. Apply ONCE
Morning News.
L'OR RENT. lhs premises No. W YORK street.
IL near Dfai ton, lately occupied by Dowl-
ing Bros. 10 a livery and boarding stable.
possession given Immediately. Apply % A.
4 bOtT. A CO.. ios Bay street
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Sprrial uotiree.
i Don't Want to Rust!

cSPttkdt <sUltAt0s
Don't Want to Rust!
1t is simply imposslb" for anybody in this
section To do better work.
work to please.
More work.. More money (!
want both.
paid spot cash for my material. and have
the best and latest. | am not in the old rut
TOWNSEND, FINE PRINTER AND
BINDER,
IS Bryan street, over Gas Office.
Telephone '34l." Savannah, Ca
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-21

I AUREL GROVE GENET cry lot owners
~ who want a good wood fence around lot,
-end pOsla TO A. j. SNEDEK Err, g innetL
street. Carpenter wOr. done to order
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A FEW young men car find excellent board
"A at 43 York street a. IS per week.
MO. 10 ABERCOKN STREET dsome-
~ " turn n rooms, with excellent board /;
r4trtl locati n. Table board.
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BOARDING.

COMMERCIAL HOUSE. BRYAN street.. OPP
~ posite Market. X ties one dollar per day g..
-pecial to permanent carer.
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A FEW gentlemen boarders can be accom-
n m"dated with room and board. Apply
96tQ state street.
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u 0nh WILL buy a two story sidence
cDOsOOO on 10 8OXl5 on New Houston,
bet Meeu Barnard and jefferson, Z. II. DOH
SET,
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A BEAUTIFUL lor o Dresden China Vases
~ aud BOhrmi "a Gla-s Toilet ~eis, very
handsome and very cheap, at GARDNERiS.
sOl% Bull street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-21

OAK. Pine and Lightwood. Gri-t Meal. Hay,
~ rruin and Feed al Industrial Mil .. j. II.
III NNkS-N, Proprietor
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO nv friends and the
- pubic geuerally-I am now prepared b.
m 'ke Paragraphs OF al sizes. from the mall
asp"cia ty. j. N. WILSON, 81 Bull street.
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IGOR RENT. dwelling house No. III Gordon
IL street, near bull street: possession gwen
~ once. J. r. BROOKS. 1876 Bay 3 rect.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-21

A BIG oFFER-To INTRODUCE THEM,
"A. we will GIVE AWAY 1000 SclEOpcrating
Washing Machines. II you want one send rs
your name, T. O.'and express Office ut once.
The National Company, % Dcy st., New York.
ocl6-mwf.6m
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PERSONALITIES.

BANCROFT, the historian, plays whist for
hours.
ex-senator McDoNALD arrived in the city
yesterday,
Miss FolsoMs engagement ring is plain
gold hoop.
THE President will be married in Prince
Albert coat.
MRS. HoYT has left the white house for her
home in New York.
SECRETARY MANNING dictates letters and
reads the papers now
EX.PREsIDEET ARTIIuRs sickness has pulled
him down from $50 TO $50 pounds
Miss RACHEL SHERMAN, a daughter of the
general, is in Augusta, Me-, as the guest Of
Mrs. Blaine.
FRANCIS NJ. TAYLOR, probate judge of Win.
ston county, AlA., has been deposed from Office
for dishonest practices.
Mr. DELYANSs, the pugnacious Greek
statesman, has merely been living up to his
name, which being interpreted is Mad Jack"
Mr.. II. c. HAScHKrT is tho name of the Ten.
ncssee farmer whom Miss Murfrec, the novel
ist is TO marry some time during the summer.
AMONG the Presidents callers yesterday were
Senator Gorman Representatives Halsel, Ben
Ward, and the commissioner OF patents,
THE governor OF Oregon receives a salary o +
only 81 800 year, aud the OrCg0RidR insists
that il ought TO be increased TO at least 5000,
with house TO live in furnished by the state.
THE Democrats of Covington, KY, tho homo
ofspeaker John G. Carlisle, and the principal
cityin his district, are indignant because he
has caused Peter NodlertO be appointed their
postmaster.
Col. JOHN b. FOLSOM, grandfather of Miss
frankie Folsom, whom II Is said President
Cleveland is to marry, died Wednesday at Fol-
somdole, Erie county, ~ Y. lie had been an
invalid for several years.
SIX years ago Count Brenner turned loose on
his Austrian estate three pairs OF ofAmerlcan
wild turkeys, which have now increased to
800, so that the count enjoys shooting them
very much and eating them even better;
REPRESENTATIVE KELLEY OF Pennsylvania,
has secured leave of absence from the House
for two days In order to afford him nm oppor.
tuuity Of personally examining the iron lands
in the vicinity Of Lynchburg, Roanoke county,
Va.
FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL SrE-
yESsoN arrived at Bloomington, H., Wcdnos-
day, aud was taken Ill with vertigo. Dispatches
yesterday say he is much improved, and will
return to Washington the latter part of this
week
THE Ahcna7,m says "sir Arthur Sullivan
has avoided anything like elaboration In his
setting Of Lord Tonnysons ode The piece Is
a spirited and molodlous part song, with So
prAno solo aud orchestral accompaniment and
Is quite likely to win favor with choral 80.
cieties,"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-21
THE MEMORIAL BRIDGE.
The "Chcap" Plan OF the District Com
mIasInnera ErIIIrlsnh.

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. |, for
one, earnestly protest against the erection
of any such bridge across the Potomac from
Observatory IIill to Arlington as seems to
be contemplated by the District commits
sloners. The bridge estimated for by them
might be suitable at the "Three SIsters,n
but is In no respect such as should be built
at the iirst.named location. A cheap bridge,
with an eighteen or twenty foot roadway,
should not be mentioned or even considered
IN this connection. The bridge across the
main channel Of the river should have
roadway at least sixty feet wide, with
sidewalk at least ten feet wide on each side.
IL should be q steel.arch bridge with
spans from SEQ to 400 feet In length, with
the roadway at an elevation OF 80 feet
above the water, surmounting everything.
Every detail should he in strict conformity
with the most refined artistic taste as we'll
as with the principles of mechanics It
should be ornamental and monumental In
its character, and the idea of cheapuoss
should be banished.
Beyond the main channel the structure
should be IN cmbaDkment with one or two
ttusscd openings for food waters. The
embankment should be $50 feet wide, thor.
oughly paved, and with trees and towering
shrubs, and wide walks at each side
from million and half TO three millions
Of dollars, and,on no account should bridge
costing less than million and half be
considered or contemplated.
The United States leads the world In the
art Of bridge building, an evidence Of which
is the fact that New York bridge building
firm has secured the contract for the con.
struction Of the largest bridge in the south.
ern hemisphere, across the Hawkcsbury
river In New South Wales, after competl-
tion with all Tie bridge builders OF the
world.
Let committee bc formed to invite the
great bridge builders and bridge architects
Of America 10 submit designs for grand
memorial bridge across the Potomac from
Observatory hill TO Arlington; lot the most
suitable design be chosen; let estimates OF
It's cost be made, and then let Congress be
asked TO appropriate the money for It's Goa.
struction.
For Gods sake don't lot us consider any
more cheap and nasty structures about our
national capital. ESGISEER.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-21
EXECUTIVE INFORMATION.

W. II. Conkle, steuographor in the supcrvis.
ing architects Office, Treasury Department, has
been removed.
Sergeant Maior Edward Dunn, for twenty.
five years OF the marine corps, has boen re.
tired at bis own request
Gustav Thcllkuhl, of New York, has been
appointed photographer under the supervising
architect Treasury Department, vice George
Prince.
The collector Of customs of Baltimore has
been nctiilCd that the cost OF boards upon
which WO1len dress goods are rolled doe, not
properly form an element oithe dut!ablo value
Of the goods.
Bids for river.washed pebbles for concrning
purposes IN the new state, War, and Navy De.
pRrtmcnt building were opened by Col. Casey
yesterday. John Il. Lord, of Na}hing.On,
was the lowest bidder, at $3.50 per cubic yard.
Dr. l.. J. woollen, of Indiana, has boon ap-
pointed chief of the swamp land division in
ihe general land Office, vice Daniel 4. Pierce,
ship and designated as assistant chief of the
division.
The Postoflioe Department has received in
formation that II span of the Richmond and
Danvillc railroad bridge over the Yndkin river,
near SalisDury,'N. c., was yesterday swept
away by Q Hood, in consequence OF which, 1t is
stated, all mails between Atlantic coast states
north and south OF that point will be delayed
from twelve to twenty-fOur hours.
First Lieut.. John ]. Dougherty. 1lth inrln.
try, having been found inCapacitated for ac.
| tive duty, has been granted leave of absence
until further orders. First Lieut.. L. W. Mans.
| field, llth infantry, having been appointed
| /, has been ordered from Fort Leavenworth,
| Kan, to Fort Snlly, Oak. The leave OF NIB.
sence Of Second Lieut.. James II. q. Wilcox, 7th
cavalry, has been extended two months.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-05-21

Gov Foraker, OF Ohio, has transmitted to tho
Senate an cngrosscd copy Of the resolutions
passed by the house of representatives OF tho
Legislature OF that state prcfcrring formal
charges against United states senator Henry
Il, Payne in connection with his election, and
it was presented to the Senate and referred to
tic committee on privileges and elections yes
tCrGGy.
The resolutions are rs follows:
"WhCrcas IL Is the precedent in the United
States Senate that charges OF bribery must be
directly made to warrant q committee OF said
body proceeding to Investigate the title of any
United states senator to his seat; therefore
be IL
"Ros0iUd bg hc house QfTCprcsgl'G'irlS gC OtiO,
That in the investigation made under house
resolution No. Is ample testimony was adduced
to warrant the belief that the charges hereto.
fore made by the Democratic press of Ohio are
true to wit, that the seat of Henry B. Payne In
the United states Senate was purchased by the
corrupt use OF money; and further
"Rt'OlrCd, That the honor of Ohio demands,
and this house Of representatives requests that
the said title of Henry b. Payne to n seat In the
United States Senate be rigidly investigated by
said Senate: and further
"RcsOitcd. That the governor of Ohio be re-
quested TO forward Il copy of these resolutions
to the p!Gsident of the United States Senate