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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-13
waycross' New Opera House

WAYCRoss, GA, April 12--The Wav-
cross opera house IS nearing completion. 1t
will be an imposing edifice aud when fin
ished will be second to none in this section.
The board of directors have elected John
A Scott manager. Mr.. Scott is all expert
enced theatrical man. He will put only
good companies on the boards and intends
giving the Waycross public fine repertoire
of amusements
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To the Merchants of Savannal:

To the Merchants of SaUannnh:
The Trades Display upon Merchants Day."
April %, will be conducted upon much larger
scale than any heretofore As the city will be
visited by many thousands OF strana ers, among
whom will be the merchants that deal with YOU
the opportunity that this occasion offers for the
display OF the many and important interests
represented here should not be overlooked. No
firm or industry of the city should permit itself
to be absent in this display, and as the time is
near this committee hopes that preparations
VIII De begun III order to show to the visitors
Savannah's commercial standing in all its vast
and varied proportions. Any information will
be furnished by this office or
II. W. PALMER,
Chairman Executive Board
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE BEST

THE BEST
Is always the cheapest. If you would secure
the best and also the cheapest patronize the
EMPIRE STEAM LAUNDRY,
100 Broughton street. Savannah, Ga We lead
in all kinds of fine Laundry work. Our Shirts
Collars and Cuffs, and our work on fine Ladies'
and Children's Clothing can't be excelled. We
make special effort to please, and our growing
trade encourages us 10 press on with the good
work. All work called for and delivered
promptly.
MATHER & BATrEN, Prop'rs.
TELEPHONE 30.
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A Schooner Lost with Five live.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 12.-The
schooner Ethel, from this port for Navassa
with an assorted cargo, has been wrecked
near Cape Canaveral, and her crew of five
persons is probably lost.
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An Eneinaer Killed.

BoRDENTowN, n. j., April IA Penn
sylvania railroad passenger train, on its run
from Trenton to Camden, was wrecked in
this city at o'clock this afternoon, and
Engineer George Kerr of Trenton was
killed, the engine being thrown over on
him No other persons were injured.
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Cigarettes and Meninritis.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., April 12.-Wakefiela
W; Price, aged IS, died of meningitis Mt
salisbury last midnight. The doctor sald
The disease would not necessarily have been
'atal had Price not been addicted 10 cigar
cite smoking.
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Gotham's Strikers Compromises.

New YORK, April 12.-Nearly one-half
OF the men who struck work on the build
ings in which Paulsen & Ager Of Green
point have been putting iron work, went
back TO work to-day. The contractors
agreed to employ none but union men, and
a compromise was thus effected.
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MEETINGS.

THE FORSYTH SOCIAL CLrR
VIII hold regular monthly meeting TODAY
at II O'Clock. The Executive Committee is ear
nestly requested to attend By order
THE PRESIDENT
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A saw-Mill Burned.

EASTMAN. Ga, April 12--The saw-mill
of Letch & Stubbs, at Goiwinsyille. with
considerable lumber, was destroyed by fire
to-day. The fire originated from the slab
pit The loss is heavy, but the amount is
NOT known
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TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF
SAVANNAH CoTroN Press ASSOCIATION,
SAVANNAH, GA, April II, 1890.
Tne drawings and specifications for rebuild
ing Lower and Tyler Cotton Press buildings and
sheds can be seen at this Office.
Builders and contractors are requested to
examine same and make estimates for rebuild
ing at once.
The right 20 reject all or any bids is reserved
SAVANNAH COTTON PRESS ASSN.
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Hoods
SarsapariIia

While travelling in the East two years ago
was completely broken down in health, weak
and tired and unable to sleep nights. Itried all
kinds of medicines, but none did me any good
till took Hoods Sarsapsrilla. After l had
used two bottles was entirely well and in as
good health as ever" GEORGE NJ MAURER, 70s
21st street, Louisville Ky.
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

i have been suffering more or less with dys.
pepsia and liver difficulty for a long time
Being handed one OF Hoods SarsapariIla pam
phlets' lconcluded to try Hoods Sarsaparila
and Hoods Pills, and am now in better health
tnan have been for twenty years can safely
recommend the medicine" G. G. JAMES,
Winona Mississippi
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FOR SALE.

Three magnificent residences. One desirable
cottage. Elegant lot on New Houston street.
Lots on Twelfth. Norwood o. Pearl str is.
Also Montgomery street extended. Prompt T.
tention to any business entrusted.
c. P. ROSStGNoL, tOsIS Bay Street.
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Purifies
the Blood

My daughter Mary was afflicted with scrof
ulous sore neck from the time she was % months
old till she became 6 yesrs of age. Jumps
formed in her neck, and one of them, after
growing to the size of pigeons egg, became a
running sore for over three years. We gave her
Hoods Sarsaparilla, when the lump and all in
dications of scrofula entirely disappeared, and
now she seems to be healthy child J. S.
CARLILE. Nauright, n. j.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

fyou want awnings put up on your doors
or windows call at EMIL A. sCHwARZ, Ia7
Broughton street aud make your selection from
the new goods which have just arrived.
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MILITARY ORDERS.
SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS,

HEADQUARTERS BATTALION
SAVANNAH VOLUNTEER GUARDS
SAVANNAH, GA, April 8, 1890.
General Order No. 49,
The regular monthly meeting of the corps
will be held at the armory on MONDAY -4th
inst, at S:15 O'Clock P. M. BY order of
LIEUT.. COL. GARRARD
Commanding.
WIN. P. HUNTER. First Lieut.. and Adjutant.
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AN APPEAL.

In order to make the Torchlight division of
the Carnival and Torchlight Procession for
Merchants Week (Which will occnr on Wednes-
day evening, April 30) a success. the co-oDera-
ton OF different organizations of the city is
most earnestly requested. AS far as feasible
such organizations have been addressed by let
ter. but it is probsble that some have been
omitted, and trust that those who have been
overlooked will act upon this appeal l re-
spectfully ask that the presidents of such orga-
nizations will appoint a committee for the pur-
pose OF comforting with me relative to the num-
Der of men that will most likely enter and the
number of torches required Very truly,
r. q. GAILLIARD,
Chairman Torchlight Procession
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GEORGIA TENT NO. I5I, l. o. r..

Attend a special meeting at Chief Rulers
residence, No. 100 West Broad street, THIS
Sunday MORNING at 10 O'Clock, TO attend
services at Marvin church. All members are
earnestly requested to be present. By order of
W. H. BARCLAY. C. r.
Attest: G T. CoIF
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y, #. d W. AND &. & =. RVS EMPLOYEES
Mutual RELIEF ASSOCIATION.

SAVANNAH. Ga, April 70, 1890.
The regular quarterly meeting of this Associ-
alton will be held in the Long Room at the gen
eral Office building on MONDAY EVENING,
April IA, at 1880 O'Clock STANDARD time).
Important changes in the bylaws in relation
TO death benefits will be ac.sd upon. By order
W. W. DoWELL, President.
HENRY B. FoyE, Sec and Treas
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Hoods
SarsapariIIa

Has record of cures of Scrofula and other
blood diseases never equaled by any otherprep-
aration. The most severe cases yield to this
remedy when others have failed to have the
slightest effect. Hereditary scrofula, which
clings to the blood with the greatest tenacity, is
cured by this peculiar medicine. Its many re-
marka5le cures have won for Hoods Sarsapar-
lila the title of 1.-The greatest blood purifier ever
discovered"
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REAL ESTATE OFFERINGS
FOR
THE GREAT SALE APRIL rs.
l52 lots near Battery Park.
800 lots in the MELVILLE addition,
Bronghton Street dwelling and half lot
Jones street dwelling-four-story brick.
lots in Southern extension--chap and good.
Business house on Bay street-well located.
ii lots-variously located and Splendidiy
located for teneinents
ll6 acres in five, ten, twenty and fifty acre
Iots-a splendid investment for future profits.
l67 acres adjacent to above-wooded and to
be sold as a whole.
$50 acres with magnificent railroad front-a
site for city
Large corner lot, six91, Habersham and
South Broad-a splendid place TO improve.
n. B.-Real estate sales also on 18th, nth
and 2lst.
c. H. DORSETT,
Real Estate Dealer.
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II A n l. E " s
BUILDERS SUPPLY DEPOT.
HEADQUARTERS MERCHANTS WEEP
COMMITTEE.

Whitaker, President, York and Barnard SITS.
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At PRIVATE SALE.
JUST THE PLACE TO IMPROVE.
Two full lots. 60xeo each. with some improve
ments, but the entire frontage unimproved
This valuable property is situated on the south
east corner Of Jefferson and Perry streets 1t
measures one hundred and twenty on Perry and
ninety feet on Jefferson.
c H. DoRsErT.
paaI LSStata naoVa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MERCHANTS WEEK IN SAVANNAH.
The most enjoyable celebration in the most
hospitable of cities
One solid week of fun and entertainment.
Grand Mardi GraS Carnival, egualing anything
ever given in the south. Imposing Military
Parade Parade of 1000 school children. Tybee
Day Boat Races by professional scullers.
Horse Races. Cavalry Tournament. Firemen
and Band Contests. Magnificent Trades Dis
play. Grand Pyrotechnic Exhibitions.
OPEN HOUSE
For the guests of the merchants OF Savannah
No one should fail to attend this event.
One cent per mile rates from all points, good
from April 20 to May inclusive. For further
information address THE SECRETARY,
Merchants Week." Savannah, Ga.
p. H. KERN
40 Whitaker Street
TIMING, PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING
Performed by
CAREFUL AND EXPERIENCED woRKMEN
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
CARD OF THANKS.
The Board of Managers Of the Episcopal Or
phans' Home desire to return TO Mr. s. Krous.
koff their thanks for his generous gift OF hats
TO the children of the Home, Easter, 1890.
NOTICE.
SAVANNAH GAS LIGHT COMPANY
SAVANNAH, GA, April IL, 1890.
IN election for President and Treasurer aud
Eight Directors TO manage the affairs of this
company will be held on TUESDAY, the 18th
lnst from II TO o'clock
A. G. GUER ARD, President
CONGREG ALTON MiCKya ISRAEL.
The annual sale and renting of seats will take
place at the synagogue THURSDAY EVENING
next OF $40 o'clock
LEE ROY MYERS. Secretary.
DIR. T. F. ROBERTSON,
DENTS
149 BRorGHToN STREET.
AN APPEAL
In order to make the Torchlight division of
the Carnival and Torchlight Procession for
Merchants Week (Which will occnr on Wednes-
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The improvements added during the week at
THE SAVANNAH STEAM LAUNDRY,
1871 CONGRESS- STREET.
And flying dust have caused some Slight delay,
but being now better able TO turn out the finest
Laundry work at shortest notice possible we
hope our patrons will kindly overlook past
shortcomings. We have always been at the
top, and we are going to stay there.
NJ. EAGER, Prop.
Telephones asa and 333.
BEWARE.
Merchants have Just realized the immensely
and Importance of the coming celebration, and
are rushing work in upon us almost beyond our
capacity.
EVERYBODY
Wants some kind OF printing done. and this
warning Is offered to prevent diSappoint nent.
We never take a job unless reasonably sure of
its prompt execution, hencs our refusal of sew
eral last week. Send in your work at once to
neatness and dispatch. Try us.
THE ROBINSON STEAM PRINTING CO.,
Art and Commercial Printers,
Whitaker Street. 1io Telephone.
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Purifies
the Blood

nyou feel tired, weak, worn out or run down
from hard work, by impoverished condition of
the blood or low state of the system, you should
take Hooi's Sarsaparilla.
Feeling languid and dizzy, having no appe-
tite and no ambition to work, l took Hoods
Sarsaparilla with the best results. AS health
invigorator and for general debility think it SUI
perior TO anything else." A. A. RIKER. Utica
NY
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AT PRIVATE SALE,

AT PRIVATE SALE.
One very fine house and lot, No 231 Henry
street. The house is very fine one, as well as
splendid large lot and stable. Can be had on
easy time. Call at Office of
LAROCHE & McIAUGHITS
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23
nL.4cknstLkn nIs nGNAEA0r0R.
J. Isnnsn. Nlinlonnlre,r strnnso A.

n ItVstNFsA NaaEilJUhlEf'H NlEhnEN A.
IaGLmcmt Tar "a tbcii siOy,
KANSAS CRY, No, Jan. ia. q.
Blake was arrested yesterday on com-
plAirt Of Arthur Gorham for attempting
to blackmaii, eni was taken on reqrisl-
ton from tho governor of Kansas to
klnnley, Kan, There Mr.. Gprtam has
reaIded TOR sGns time, and whera a
special grand jury will investigate the
charges tomorrow.
Arthur Graham is something more than
m llionai.e. For come unsxplsinad
reason violent ATTACHMENT sprung up
between him aod Blake ducing the for
mer's viHit 10 Raasas CITY. Blake was at
that tim5 bell hoy vt the Centropolis
Hotel ana the announcement thHt he had
hcert adopted by the millionaire cnrsAd
o daciGed sensation. Goraam denied the
snuption, bu. Blake has lived ever since
sftUr the style of the idle Bon OF mil
| lio1nnjte.
At Los Angeles recently 40 was NJ.
ye.ted Tor foraing G0rhani'a aGmc TO 4
check for $500, bnt thu cl4e ass dropped.
tie then came 60 KGnaas City and has
un.ii the hour OF his arrest Yesterday
livei ~ tie Ggntr1fnl:s R9tGl, occupying
| phflo- A and outtitg 6 wide sWath gen.
oeally With the oBtena!iorg display of his
nluEey.
Whan he ,Ha af2rt OF finds rerently,
ha wrute sayara! ta,eatcning letters 10
Gorlam, a. tGe iatior alleges demAniiug
they 20 seplenitbs1. Ga :htse lu.tera
tie charge Of biaeSmtiilng is baood.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-23

ToIEpo, o., Jan. l6.-rhe develop
menta iu the forgery case now tend TO
show that Lamb, the expressmen who
negotiated the notss supposed to be
forged, was made the aure of Madame
de We're, c!siryoyapt, who has
figured hore, at Cleveland and
at Paineaville upder different aliases.
She admits tbRt sha had passed
under the name OF Florida q. Blythe,
who Ia named as pRyes in enc Of the
notes. She told lawyer here who was
called in to transact some legal bust
ness for her reTarsl months ago
that it is hsr resi- ngmo. A queer
complication IL that ihsre RppoarB
to be another Florida G. Blythe,
lady of excellent reputation in Cleve-
land, but there appears no connection
between her and tho Toledo women.
Lamb and Madame de We're ware 10th ar
rested late last night on charge Of for.
gerry. Their bail waE Fixed at $500 each.
Lamb secured this after midnight, bal
de We're il still behind the bars,
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she Expected go tsCafn Tnys y0rh :
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she Expected tO tschiN Snys S0ria "a
@rrk FrprI SUNDAY.
Mr. iuHK Jan. 10 --Oae waek from
next Sunday, If ali goes vol, the steam-
ship Ls Champagne, ..om Ga7ss, Will
sail into New Yask hsr5oE, az she viii
have as cne OF hsE pe9saDgera Niss Eta
beth BisleDd. vino is now Uadaav0riug,
on behalf OF tie CgSWpGO'6t1n NBes' he.
10 10 around thu Woad Va ~ days Oh
better.
Miss B slard hes heln hoard tyom but
once ia a Letter from Yotoholus, Nhero
She arrived on hecsmps- 18th, two days
nhead of her sohoduicd ii,ne. Mss Bin
land shOpli arriyniG BeiGisi to-day. lhers
ah0 Will tsTe the fRs, ovariaul msil TO
PAds, arriving there Gt 2 n'c!,c< SAtur-
dny poHn,uf.
La Champagne sEliB fcnr hours leler
from H"vEe. In order 80 allow tho fair
traveller to catch TIM steamer arTabuG-
i1on.s have hton maize for q special train
TO carry her TO Hayre. Ocega tgayal Aia
been vaty uncertain OF late, bat il ~ 10.
lieved that Eeptung has eaougu gallpa.Ty
Ia him TO allow the OharlpAsEs smooth
eud pscRperoug voyage. Ia ths case Misc
B.sland will get heEe Sona .ima on the
26!h of tho mouth. IL sho gets heie be.
fore 6 O'Clock Hhp will have oifeiali the
glu5r il lesH than n dags.
Niles Bigland llsas day going west
and bliss By Pains day going east ane
actual elapsed time Is Ito same. The
difference between ihgm is thUE two da
consequently IL Miss BY accompanies
her tt,p In exactly ~ dsys ard Miss Bis
land arrives II hOuS8 later, a.iss eislana
will have bapten MisR Rlv.
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Wow MIGRATE.
A Coiored Literary society at Media
Wants 10 asanish Two United states
AcnMIRrG.


A Co,ored Literary society ne Media
Wants 10 fsanibh two United states
SENATORS.
Literary Association, composed Of the
better class OF colored men and women
Of Media, had o lively discussion at the
regular weekly meeting this evening over
the bill introduced In tho United States
Senate by Senator Butler OF South Caro-
lima, in regard TO the oolonizing OF the
colored American people and asking for
an appropriation to send them to Africa
to end their days. Senator Butler, who
presented it, and Senator Morgan, who
mao spsech fasoriug the measure,
were referred to in anything but compli-
mentsry terms by the speakers.
When nearly everybody present had
spoken their minds freely set OF rcs0-
lutioDs were passed oondomning tho bill
aud ita supporters. The Rev. William
W. Grimes, pastor of Campbell A. M. L.
Church. was tho author OF the resolu.
tions, the text of which is Hs follows:
WHEREAS, We the American el tzena OF
color, wera born on American soil aud
under this flag Of our native country. aud
havs helped to defend our fiaS and make
lDb nNllNn, tnetetnie VS. HIc EHE9 10 gray tu
the ord OF lime or until this world becomes
the Kingdom of Christ whose right is to
rei1p.
Res0lped, That wa colorud Americans &c
| orfsrI8t all over this country, aud enter
| iDto waYs En1 meAns &c rHisa mpae7 to
senl Senators Butlar and Morgan and the
rest Of thair disqiaea to Canton, China
wherS they shall remain all tha days 81
their natural lives. lud that we, frue, loyal
cltizaas II Amnrira, will remaln, live AID
. die under the srars ana stripes.
The resolutions when read were re.
oeived With cheers, and Tiny were
adopted by tho uDahimous vote Of the
association.
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New trial i'm a Damage suit.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 16.--Judge Thayer
endsred decision yesterday deciding
the motion for new trial In the suit of
John Pike against the Chicsgo Il Alton
road for $4,000. Pike, while on n
bridge and on duty in the service Of the
company, was crippled in dreadful
manner and his mental faculties wers
almost completely destroyed. At the
trial verdict was found for the plaintiff
for the sum OF $4,000. The testimony
failed to show how Pike was INJURED. All
the evidence was circumstantial. The
court gays that "any Waterman
who permits train to over
take him on a railroad track o. q
place where he could not get of or step
aside is guilty OF such contrlbutory
negligence as precluieE recovery. The
court carefully reviews tine testimony OF
tine witnesses and concludes by wing that
questions Of facts are as matter OF
course, for Jury to decide, but when
the futilg OF jury or vital issue ia
OF such character considering the
weight Of evidence, aa to raise . srs.
piciou that undue sympathy, parriality,
prejudice or popular clamor has con.
trolled their action It is clearly the duty
Of the court to set thsi- verdict aside"
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MILLER IN THE PILLoHr.
Nevertheless He Must Continue "a
Shteld dudley.

New York World Special.
WAsHINaToN, Jan. 16.-The Worlds
demand for the impeachment Of Attorney
general Miller has created sensation
here. II ia o long time since any member
of the cabinet so thoroughly discredited
himself and disgraoed his high office as
has W. II. II. Miller, who was made
attorney general Of tho United States for
the sole reason that he had been Presi.
dent asrrison's law partner. Miller'a
conduct in connection with the failure to
prosecute Dudley for his infamous block
ot-five letter has lost him the confidence
Of all right thinking people. The ar.
raignment Of the attorney -goaeral by
Senator Voorhees, in his speech delivered
in the Senate On Wednesday, last Is prob.
ably one OF the severeas philppics eyeE
directed against cabinet official by q
Uni.ed States senator upon tho door Of
the Senate.
mir. President neid Senator Yoor.
hses "there is system OF practice in
the law IL IglsnG called that Of attorney
and harristar 1 believe Tho harfister
holds the attnrney'a brief and epaaks to
the court and jury ffoW that htle l4e
senator from Vermont M. ESAun6sl
has held this morning the brief Of tina VI
turney-genarai, And re bagliatar, hns
spoken for him here, and ipea.Du.h as he
was coached very thoroughly this fore.
uoon by the attofEoy.geLeral III persoa
IL this capitol Building, | a,G surprised
at the trashy and ui9olirg obaractnY Of
the staff tina: lie has truups up iron
| ladiAps."
Il remains to be aeon whether the thick
skin cf PIePIient harrison Will BIS proof
| against The hsebei ehsfss thu. are being
wirga5 at hl:u from 81 over the bread
country. Attorney general Miller ought
TO 20, hut ii more jiAe!y that lie will
! stay right whefs ke 49,