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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23
DEFECTS IN THE CHARLESTON
They are Supp osed to Be the Fault
OF the Drawings.

WASHINGTON. May 22.--News from San
Francisco is TO the effect hat while ere is
reason to believe that the no cruiser
Charleston will ultimately succeed in full
filing the contract requirements, much
remains to be done upoa the vessel, aad
prob bly, at TIE goversmsnt's exSenss, BE-
fore this expectation }. realized Tho
present air pump has failed to give
suficie t vacuum aad must bs replaced
b, pump of aasther type. Tse
defective sIideS which were sr,.ken Of in
the report upon the tylal ~ the cause of tho
failure mast 9 alSereS design aRi Ot4e
changes made. Al Shs same r Iuo'cs were
exp~riencei in the cas-. of tAe n mi akau
the Charleztoa's pros typ, the Inference Is
that thev arise from faut the drarlags
furnished 10y tne Eagiisa designers ra ther
than IN the kmanship, wslca Is said 20
be OF on excellent en- acter.
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NORTH 1NDlANA's SEER.
a Booster Fortune Keller Who Is Able
TO Loca Lost treasures.

a Booster Fortune Keller Who Is Able
to Loca Lost treasures.
EikAart tInd) Letter 10 Chicago Tribune.
Ire suspense among the northern Holsters
occasio ed Ia waiting for oiic al recsgni-
tion ( ON the wh.ts mouse is relieved now
and the by little incidents of q refreshing
ma ure. The dolize Is Of Gjsnen were con-
siderab!y wrough; up thls week by the
m st-r Gus pres-hco [ q clalrvoyant WAC
cas- che com uonpiace ZANE Of Sa,n RelsU.
Sam is 40 homemade sye but oae wn
Gains TO draw fires ct &c Il insplrat.eu
ON the de,t esc mo Meg, a d
tho way ne ha- fovosold events and ioo1 .ei
lost treasures i1spires the rural MAD
with the belief mat no enjoys a
partners ip wit me supernatural e.
auu is now gagged in the pleaSi g rrcrea-
tios of wa.kidI abjlt for his heaitA aud
woa Ing out us back numb4r pers nal ap-
parel. All tlis sur ounds him With a ha4o
Of az, stery the average GOsheA / rellet
marvrls at AMI fails 10 ,e esrate. Ihs Ia
spiryd Samuel IL ga Ky IN appSara ico,
o is IN manner, AID "a G icag, would
b. marScd asa Jay uu> n0t S. with lbs
mpls- .nlodsd q sse pc pie, who SEE ia
hi > 20 tot a Nose 90 lead them ont Of a
meata wilderness. be i aoout tue iaet
person, u appenra ices < ( "a ~ ti1f Wa
"ouli ~ TufpetUeu ol lhsrLuS lu'oI' "iln
the gol,, wi bic lean, ianK n ungaiAly
form n d 80 hcal, { C pock scent .glg
havlngTFrown up Out Of the st1Jpei
shoulders aud ely naaol owe the cad.
a. d = mouth frlng@i Wit n coarse.
shaggy bvafd cJ.s ples,ly hid z .has lr.mi.
ueat 0rgas r. m VieN. Yet tha fortu -
tsller is IN high favor - b Goshe soclsty
ladies. ana IL we'll palr1n.z 4 0y them he
charges q rom 8 las a .auoa, and ex-
plains this - the lngeuio - declaration
this, pe pc d not rsos Ugh.y appnc ass
taAt os ls ga .el leo 20 prise v o
ellen, Mr. Cripo, was di,ecsel b. pne
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BeinbrldSs Br afA

BA1SpRIpGE, GA. Ny %. Be Terrell
address large number OF alisuce farm
Superior court me, Monday. Alex Hen.
derson tcolorell vas CUT on ,ria tae
murde OF Amos jackson. The evidence,
thu.el priGcipA l'ci cun'tHntial, wa. Goa.
vine nc TIC jury I d verdict or
z ily. TIC case occupied t-e day.
TAsrr has been little or 90 ram IN I'VE
wee s. L LESS 10 raj IS soon crops Will be
cut or al lcas, a hs {.
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ATLANTA, GA. May % A successful
at emp at suicide wa made tSis evening
by L. J. Wumoth, q baggSeem ste on TIA
Richmond and DaIvIilS railro q. Will
moth is 400 L % years Old and a sephew of
ex-Polcem u Loony, with hose family he
lived. W.lmo as bSea IA bed nealoA 'or
some 4 ue ard vas despond4nt. At $50
'clocls tuls afterA on 20 swallowed a to-
,unce vial Of iaudanum. Ills family, who
i've AZ Da.nc.,ile. nave been telegrapned
50 co re mere. H lived .eserl hours af'er
taking the fatal Irug, dying late tonight.
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KILLED IN RUNAWAY.

Former Thrown from His Cart
Near eylv&nia VI IN Fatal Results.
BALcYoNDALE. GA, May %. Willis
Tayior, farmer living Lear Sylvania. was
thrown fron his cart this morning while
bis mule was ri ming away aud instantly
killed. He breathed only once or twice
ats falling. lie leaves wife and seven
cnlldren helpless
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A Mortgage Filed That shows That IL
Is 10 Ee Built

ANEhIcus, GA, May =. A mortgage
was recorded IN the c.erks office mere 10.
day, given by the Sa,al4ah and lv,stern
ral.r I'D 70 tie Ce1trh Tiu,t Company Of
New York 70 sls.00O,oOL lie: built
aud contemplated Ter tie name Of re
Sava naia q 80 stern pas, thr ugh thirty
(. unuea 81 Georgia I'd eutr.ipur %
Alabama. Z lis mo teage cloa. ~ state.
III the co itectng Ink fiom Elem q
America IL 20 built ga. q. delay.
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CAPruAp OF a MJRDAAER

Joseph Lewis Brou <ht BACK 70 Val
costa for rial
vALposTA, GA, May .. Joseph Lewis,
who mu ,ie.e William D1l acl n tao north
ern portion of this unity eight months ago
and ua e his escape without punt hment, was
psured yesterday scar CnaJta oocnee,
Fla, aud reacne vallos;a to-day. Tne
superior courI Is no. in session and it is
believed { as hi case will be tried within
aext few days. \ reward of $3.50 was
offered aad Civ n or his capture.
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Fast Tenn essee's Farm .rs.

CHATTANOOGA, Ma 21-The East Ten
nessee farmer CO We tion edjsur cd sine
die to-day neet in May next in Chatta-
uouga There was the largest attendance
on this occasion sver had by the association.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, az %. The reptfto-
lican ate convention. nominate a caudi-
date for treasurer 70 b. elected next August.
co vensd mere to-dsy. John 2. Bareos of
Louisville was mi .atei.
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BERLiS. MAy 20 The Germ COVER
meut viii r.moye Police In, cc.or
NO &c auth. to Swi-s government
prom ing T. suppress clniism tending to
co upromise International rolau ms. Tho
incident u tAus ended
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A Political LAUGH.
Quay and wnsanak r Deny Rumors
that are noat.

WAsuIGN1ov, May 22-Boah Senator
QIay q Postmaster General Nananaker
laugh at the rcpo. b tha' 5Ney have sa eye
on the next Gubsrratoial mi alton In
Pennsylvania, oa+ or the preside .cy IN
l.Q9 Se.ator Quay says be is perfectly
content {, romnlA ia t.e senate. and NJ r
va .ntnaker says he u perfectly cont>nt 20
remain ia the post flce department. 3 Cd
*. tet TO see Senator Della alter ade the
republican candidate r governor 10 Penn
sylyauln.
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DAHvILLE. Va, May ~ -- he Rev. sam
Jones ciussI lit revival Le0tl x ncis tbis
30 rninA. The ,neetiac Stirred Danyi.ls up
nightly and hea ~ .00J persons Or iessr j
ONE a+tasa Ieut. A 1etition j. -"
Oeiug circulated fvr l.cal 0ptio- eceaen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23
CHESS CHAMPION
Weiss and Tschigor n FED After Eight
cours' Play.

NEW YoRK, May 22.-The name Of the
winner Of the chess tournament 10 still in
doubt. Weiss ard Tschig rim, who play
for first place to day, tied again fer play
ing anne on the Ruy Lopez opening,
heb las ed eight hours. They must pla
again tomorrow, a d one man must vi
TIVE games before they play four drawn
games, or else the f Sc secoid p IL
mo-ey i'll be divided equally between
them, They will start tomorrow at 2
O'clock
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McAUL FIFE WHIPS LEE.
The American Larger and Heavier
than ais Cppone

than ais Cpponei
SAN Francisco, May GA hght to
taish between joe McAuhf. Of SaA Fra .
cisco a d Ton Lee, ex-c.ampisH of Aus
trails, for pu SO of 81 $50, took place
tonight uader the auspices of the G ldes
Gate Athletic Club. Owing 70 superior
size and weighs McAullce was tie favor
ite / the bett e. dean life wsighe
about 200 pounds d Lee 10 pounds. Both
men were IN q ,e cond tioa. Lea was
whipped il the eighth round. He was
badly hurt. McAuhffe was DOT.
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A LETrEH mailed 10 Liverpool about Q oci3rk
ln tue evening" of Nay . Was dsliysrg g. its
destination % Csioagl early 30 ths morning OF
hay 90 ~ % pr0h4 ~ rearasd r. latter city
the pruflo evening re whole Tim 0f rar8
rssI ifttHofI ffa ~ ciIss fpaF ut 80 dlrn
"a eight daya Iaaf u qlisk transit ln1sei.
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Hall and Snow ct Harrisonhurr.

HARRIS HBURG, VA, Ma 22-r Iere
was a severe sail storm in tdis section to-
day. Snow also fell, but n t enough to lay
on the ground. Ths Surrounding mUuataius
are covered with snow.
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COLUMBUS CHAPTERS.
The New Business Manager OF TIE
krquirer.Sun.


krqurer.5un.
COLUMBUS, Ga, May 20 w. L. CLARK
took charge 4 the Enqidrs.-Sua is even.
Ing as bust ess M mayer H. c. Hanson re-.
firing. Mr Clark is me Of tie fines, busi.
n SIS men IN Columbus, aaviog been for a
rum5er years tire agoat + tie Cent-al
iaiir al az tns cit, aid he superintendent
Of tha Mobile aad g. a ! railroad. Mr.
Ga X very popular and aill no doubt
bring al ito al .upoort % the p-psr The
union plintsrs uere re nstItpd.
A wreck occurred or the Mobile and
GlrcTd railroad IN this CITY t1-nignt. T 40
fre cars were demolished, bat no one
was .urt.
Cnp. G. Atkias. one Of tue Oldest ld
" atliest citizens OF Co.u ubls. died %.
nlEDt. He was Torth oetoeel $4,000 and
10000
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RAILROADS.
SAVANNAH and TYBGG RAILROAD
IN EFFECT SUNDAY. APRIL IS, 1883

N EFFECT SUNDAY. APRIL IS. 1885
Trains eav, Savannah daily. except Sunday.
STANDARD Time, at Q.9J A. II $50 IN, $40 P
~ and S r. 81.
Leave ryoee -. NJ, ll:t; ", COS P. N. and
2.
sunday schedule in eTect on and after April
LcsS, SAVANNAH g:5oA. ". i.sopx, 5r.M
and 81
Leave Tyb.c s;4s an, ii:I5 A. NJ, $50 and
Gas IN
Fare for round trip. SOC halt fare, CSC. Sea.
son tickets At reduce : r-tes Family excursions
every Tuesday aud Friday. Faro tor round
tup. CSC rs.f fare. &C.
Trans ielv- from rho company's NEW
DEPOT ca Randolph street. foot Of President
street
Tickets IN snle A. Fernan1ez's ciyar store,
o Glzans cigar store under PULASKI House,
Also a. ticket Oflce at AVIAN All and lybee De.
pot AMI coz raj Railroad Ticket C1ico.
ArrhIf e. Hents tyr special excursions can he
made boy ndir'fsing 70 e. COBB oudrrlnte d
en-. cog u 80. $50 1OECFt, freight aai Passsn.
ger Agent, Savannah, ga
n L COBB. supt
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EDUCATIONAL.

I'RiFNDs SCHOOL. ProHience. II L For
4 10th fo Foo dol 10 1884 fTc Heat
bono. e' .ients from j. stats' 4 ieno nina
uI4h. Ib8. ugh work IN frgfsh, hi'isni =.
&. cAega Adireas AUGUSTINE JONES.
IL Ia
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ATLANTA GA, MAJ 2A-rhe Hooking
Valley % r iuorlal A ISOLATION. eighty
stoig. D. acL Il ths Oily to-day and val
spend so.muTrea looEi8g over the slgau
about AtiA.LA
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-23

General Orders No. q.
/. The horses for the Tilt and ~ IA
h. Races must be at the s.. F. E&M
ami ". Railway Stock Pen THIS &E
THURSDAY, 23i MAY. lsS9. at ckREA
7;24 O'Clock A. N. STANDARD time) %N%
TO be loaded on the cars. ~
2. The two teams, AMI their w
alternates will report to Lieut. "hsAsa1saa1hsE@
Pritchard at the Tybe. Railroad Depot at 9;l5
o'clock A. NJ. STANDARD time) In full uniform
white helmets. with buttons), armed and
equippsl, and will be undor his command until
the conclusion of the tilt
3. Ne bers OF the company (other than the
teams will proceed to Tybee by any train
duri E e day in full uniform. or in summer
uniform, with belts but without arms, Upon
arrival at Tyhee each member viii report az
the company's headquarters at the Ocean
House By order OF WIN ". GORDON,
Captain Commanding.
Attest: F. A. HAeERsHAM. First Sergeant.
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FUNERAL INVITATIONS


ELi.-Ihe friends and acquainta7ce ~ ~
and Mrs Charles @. Ely are r:spe,tf lIv IN Us M
to a'tend the uueral Of ther infant son GTosS-a
No. Is Charlton street o'OeA' at
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WAfnInGToN. Mar 2! - ne bond "a r.
lngs t..ln aggregates fe480l0. The Sec
retagy Acosrbst t2il 900 - ~ lQs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements inserted under "Spectdi
No icss" ociI be charged 81 90 Square each
insertion.
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Yellow Fsver in Vera Cruz.
CITY OF MEXICO. May 25.-Ye!low fever
in Vera Cruz IS very bal.
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FOR RENT.
Elegant seaside Hotel.

The New Hotel on TYBEE BEACH, ready for
occupancy about JUNE 18th; Bed Rooms
Pariors AMI Dining-Room newly furnished;
Seating capacity of dining-room over 800;
Lessee supplying Table Ware, Household
Linens, etc. Hotel has Gas and Artesian Water
throughout. Ample accommodation for bath
ing. Bids invited for year 1889. Address
j. J. DALE, President.
FROMAGE De BRIE.
A soft Chez similar to curd, % cents each;
delicious Lunch or Tea; have them FRESH and
cold
French Mustard in pretty, odd pitchers, IS
cents only.
Must be quick If any Of the goods advertised
below cost, Tuesdays paper, are wanted.
J. j. REILLY,
Importer and Specialist,
so Whitaker Street. Telephone f6o.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
The German bark sTRALsUYD, Capt. Gel
borg, will extend protest at the Office of the
Imperial German Consulate at NOON TO-DAY.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
The German bark PRINz REGENT, Capt.
Eerwlg, viii extend protest at the Imperial
German Consulate at NOON TO-DAY.
1T NEVER FAILS.
ULMER's LIVER CORRECTOR is gusran-
teed to be a safe and reliabl, medicine for Dys
pepsia, Aci. Stomach, Constipation, Nervous
Headache, D.arrhpa, Dysentery and other dis
eases arising from 8 disordered state of the
liver. R~commeadsd by prominent physicians
and awarded highest prizes over com pstitors
Ask or ULuER'S LIVER CORRECTOR and
take no other. Prepared by
B. F. CLMER ". D,
Pharmacist, Savannah. Ga,
Price 81 per bottle. f you cannot obtain the
"Corrector'' from your druggist, send your
order direct. and it vii b. forwarded by ex-
press. freight paid.
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The regular weekly meeting of the -
will be held THIS Thursday E'VFTIS5l-1 o1ge
O'Clock ---' ANG' at 8
There will be one capdidate for tee inIt;.t.-.
degree. Wv 'lt'iatofy
Members Of sister lodges ard transient b-,.,
ers are frarernaily invited 10 meet viii y oIn@
order of JAMES 4. SHFPHrpNH uS by
A. \. NANCY. Secretary. ~ "
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

The German bark sTRALsUND, Capt. Gel
borg, will extend protest at the Office of the
Imperial German Consulate at NOON TO-DAY.
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In the House.

The House had only 0 e new bill to-dsy
and hat was t. tr ivids 10 the drainage of
land, marshes and swamps for agncuI-
.ural and sanitary purposes.
Discussio aud hendment of the bill to
regulate tie assessment nj colectt Of
revsuue occupie the House nearl' all day.
The bill consisss # yhir 20 e pages, but II
has been cut, slashsd and patcsed unmerci
fullt has yet 70 take its csance- in the
Sena G. Tie general impr sslon be is
at so many Constitutional amend Re IS
proposed BIZ this gisla.ure that all Will
fail
DUTIES OF TIMBER ISsPE< TORS.
The House. in nig SASH y, considered
the vote OF lat gu. striki & out the Gu
acti q clause Of the dill to def le the duties
Of Inspector: of timber AID declare a sta.ld
ard rul. Of inspectio. of timber. etc. TIE
Ii as a ne ded by the comDro Use fixes
Doylss ruls as the STANDARD, excep IN cases
where buyer q ld seller mutually agree on
some utnsr ruls, and parties other than
commIssio inspectors can make su. Yey
Oh tue ains terms
The suostilu III | to provide for working
an keeping the pubic ads and bri 'gesln
order ID raj lag reve ue 70 tae sane
was bosiy discussed. The lol COM
nittee evidently drafted the bill Win view
to having the WORK done by taxaaun.
The bill was debated pro and con,
mstt.e, naklag difficult for ths speaker
I u,anta.n or Ter. As the bill pro ile TOR
work e. be done by c. luracbJrs a. tie low
est bud the di siJiOn seems 10 he TO dis
pense ItI the day 0 4, and rlise tne
amo mt to pay by taxaHol. Pend lg dts
cussol { q house a u ,urIed. Ad y ildieS
were present dIrlnz DEBATE.
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PAINTS,
OILS AND vAREIsHEs, LEADS OVi-
AND MlXED PAINTS. .,8
Berry Bros Hard Oh AMI Narni'11,e -',.bS, ~
FBWAsD ,. KtEFI,tjk.
Drug and teel s.,,..,s
Corner Nsss Broa4 and Hte"sf
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MEETINGS.

2
AEhobbABEL LODGE No.i5, F. IA. n
regular communication of this
lodge will be held THIS (ThursdavI q
EVENING at O'Clock. II y
The n. ". Degree will be conferred. w
Members of sister lodges and transient hra,h
ren are tratsrnalIy invited to meet with US GU
By order sf W. A. WATKFR w.,
JoES Riley, Secretary. w. H.
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rASpARD TME.)
GEORGIA HUsS AIRS.

HEApQUARrERs GEORGIA HUssARs,
SAVANNAH, Ga, May 23d, 1889.
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SAVANNAH BRANCH sT

Regular meeting of above
Branch will be held SATCR- II
DAY NIGHT. 25th, sP NJ, at ~
Armory. Hall. Election of ~
president Members absent NJ
from the city can vote bv II
proxy. Blank proxies fur W
nished on application to sec IA
reiary. ESEsg
DEAN NEWMAN. Sk E5n II
President. EsTfx sSSE AN
MAX ROBINSON. SoU4fs.1 sssse1 =
Secretary. ,FSssriGtT,ssssS
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A COTTON BROKER

Oftwenty years standing in Havre. honorary
known on the market wishes 70 represent Oh
that place FIRST RATE AMERICAN FlRN
for Gotten Import business 10 france Highes'
references given on application TO M d. o.
1 CNRnIFR'S HDITSE france.
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FOR SALE.

A good FARM Of 100 acres, with confoT'ao'e
reuse. good outhudinzs; 20 miles from o'H
close 10 station: suitable for parties doios ol''
ness IN city. Inquire Of
EFF NEUFvILLE. % Bay street, CITY,
orr. NJ. EDWARDS Eden, GO.
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PURIFY YOUR HOMES.
Z Sc HEN Y L E,

USE PHENY
The best disinfectant known. In daily Use 0'
city authorities. and Endorsed by cur physi''a"
Clearly to use sold in quantities to SUIT '
sale only az
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

The German bark PRINZ REGENT, Capt.
Eerwlg, will extend protest at the Imperial
German Consulate at NOON TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-03
SUNDAY EDITION.
FEB. 3, 1850.
The Wonderful Carlsbad Springs.

At the Ninth International Medical Congress. Dr. A.
L. A. Toboldt Of the University Of Pennsylvania. read
stating that Of thirty treated with the
genuine imported Carlsbad sprudel Salt Powder FORM for
chronic constipation hypoehona disease OF the liver AID
Kidneys aundice adposs diabetes dFoDsy from vavulsr
hears disease dyspepsia. catarrhal Inflammation OF the
stomach. ulcer Of tho stomach spleen. children with
gout rheumatism Of the joints grayeA etc.
twentysx entirely cured three much improved ana
treated long enough. Average time OF treat-
ment four weeks
Tho Carlsbad SDrude Salt powder fcm) is exesi.
lent Apsrient Lazdfrs and Dtarsfc II clears ne eofs
pteDton purf1 the blood It Is easily soluble pleasant
to take and permanent IN action. The genuine product
Of Carlsbad Springs exported In round bottles
Each bottle comes in 9 aight blue paper cartoon
and has the signature "Elsner Mendelson Co.." sole
agents. Barcayst on every bottle. One bottle mailed
for Dollar Dr. Toboldps lecture mailed free upon
application
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psEPARIHG ron TIE CELEBRATION
REPORTS OF THE CENTENNIAL INAUGURATION
COMMUNICATIONS FOR THE PREsIT
..~,,r,o JOURNEY.
DENTS JoUKNbf'

p,.Navor Hewitt attended the meeting Of tho
r,, and scone Committee OF the Washington Inaugu-
ration Centennial held at the Stewart buiding yes
,erdavy Commodore Gerry presided lie reaa also
. ,ot,er from the Governor OF Massachusetts, when
gavo that 600 600 have been appropriated by the
state And that the Governor and stau' inc EAecuuVo
Council and the official heads Oh .io On
ments aeeoTnpaned by strong military escort, VIII
attend the Centennlal Chairman W. VI hs"li,' -.
Of tho Committee on states, reported mat most Oh inc
Governors had signihed their Intention !" "' P''''n
In person. $50. corD,,,,...
Chairman Brayton Ives, Of tho Finance 'onihiluoo,
onort.d that the priyate subscriptions nave reaohed
,he sur, ~ so1 700 Chairman o. b. Potter, OF inc
RECOMMENDATION Committee, said that nearly all the
,IIroads In tho limited states would adopt schedulc
., reduced rates during the celebration. the COM
mtteo nnproved tbe plan for President Harsohs Jour
nos tbrorsh pennsvlvanla and New-Jersey' General
Harrison will be asked 10 Leave Washington -" i."
dav. Aprl 25 Tho next day he is eAPecua 10
spend in Philadelphia, where the VI uro
ouabers who entertained General washington WIZ
endeayor to mako Il pleasant for the Chlei
Trnn,or will claim hin, on Saturday, where the arch
under which Washington rode one huhar0u yo@'1 aso
and which Iafaystto passed under fifty years later
will be in position for the ceremonies III nonol =, 'o
President Sunday will BIO spent az Friioo'V ~ w.
orobahlv In imitation OF the sunday passee Y WISH
stnn ;bere m Tia way 10 New-Yorh On hohnsy
hnerH os AZ II a M General Harrison Is 20 leach
ElEabetkpOrt. The subsequent eAor0iS0'
ready been announced. . ....ss NJ nrepa "a
The commemorative medal II 10 PRIV r strung was
tion by the Art Committee Wluam 20 the sun
added to the General Committee ana !" WV
Committee Finance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-03
THE Observation-Disclosures.

Washington, Feb. Special. Much has been writ
ten lately about tho original design for war vessel
presented TO the House Naval Committee by Congress.
man Thomas, OF Illinois, II Is a design for a com
bned pneumatc-dynamte-a rmored-cru & monitor.
II is not idea, and at the Navy Department II
Is declared that Mr. Thomas had nothing whatever to
do with the designs but that they prepared by
draughtsman In the Bureau Of Construction and Re-
pair man Of long experience 10 designing men-of-
war. The bin as nrst reported provided for
"s1, 900 TO be expended In tho construction OF
the vessel and tho purchase Of her plans speclca-
Tons models 10 be furnished by John II. Thomas
AS finally agreed upon the bill does not include tho
words and the purchase Of" but there has boon much
criticism about the proposition Of a member OF the
Subcommittee on Naval Affairs to confer gratuity
upon himself
The vessel is 10 DO really a combination Of three
devices: the pneumatic dynamite gun. the Ericsson
submarine gum and the submergng OF the vessel upon
the monitor principle. Her dimensions are to be
length on loadwater limo eos feet, beam 55 feet,
cruising draught IA IL feet fighting draught II 1-2
feet displacement at II IL feet draugh 1890 tons
Indicated horsepower 1900, cruising speed IT knots.
II is estimated that her coslcarrying capacity, ncud
ing that OF $50 tons in her bunkers, would DO 900
tons, or $50 tons on deck. With speed of 10 knots
an hour this would carry her S,555 knots. Her
battery viii consist OF two 1O-nch hreech loading
rifles one i5-lnch dynamite gun, two torpedo guns,
one 6nch and three 3-pOunder, rapidhr guns, and
one 37-nllnetre revolving cannon.