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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-22
COMMANDS ABOUT WHICH IMPORTATION is SOUGHT


Forty-sixth Georgia. Col. Peyton II. Colquit
and Mai. A. NJ. Spesr; Eighth Georgia battal
lou, Lieut. Col. Leroy Napier and Maj. r. l.
Walters. tt7ists brigade, Walkers divisonO
Twenty fifth Georgia, Lieut.. Col. a. J. Will
Jams; Twenty-ninth Georgia, Lieut. Col. Geo
r. McRae; Thirteth Georgia, Lieut. Col. Jas
s. Boynson; First Georgia battalion sharp
shooters, Maj. Arthur Shaaf. OVilson's brigade
Walkers divlsion.)
Howell's Georgia battery formerly Martin's).
Capt. Evan P. Howell, Peoples Georgia battery,
Capt. Tyler NJ. Peoples Woihin's Georgia bat
terry, Capt, Andrew NJ. Wol1hin, Preston's di-
vision).
Second Georgia, It. Col w s. shepperd,
Mai; w. W: Charlton; Fifteenth Georgia, Col,
Dudley NJ DuBose. Maj. p J. Shannon; Seven
tenth Georgia, 1t Col. Charles w Matthews;
Twentieth Georgia, Col. J. D. Waddeil ben,
min g's brigade, Hoods division).
Hani's Georgia battery. Capt n. W. HAMS;
Massenburg's Georgia battery, Capt. 7. L.
Massenburg (Reserve artillery.
Also the following cavalry regiments:
First Georgia cavalry, J. j. Morrison; Sixth
Georgia cavalry, John X. Hart Davidson's
brigade, Pegram's division.)
Second Georgia Lieut.. Col F. NJ. Ison; Third
Georgia, Col r. Thompson; Fourth Georgia,
Col Isaac w. Avery Crews brigade, Wharton's
diYISiOn)
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IMPORTED sOLID-BACK

HAIR BRUSHES, CLOTHES BRUSHES.
TOOTH AND NAIL BRUSHES.
The finest selection in the city. Call and
examine.
ROWLINSKI, Pharmacist, Broughton and Dry
ton streets. Telephone 49,
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CHoLNRA KLLLINe oa1NcH RuaR-
Prof SHOWS Discovery Has Made K sr-
sas Farmers Iisppy.

LEwRENCE. kAs., Dec, 2l-The discov.
cry by Prof. Snow, chancellor OF the Kan
ses State University, Of the existence of a
disease resembling cholera peculiar to the
cliIch bug viii doubtless afford farmers re-
lief from the obstruction of their crops by
this pest.
The professor has now brought his experi-
ments 10 a successful and final determine
ton. Durin the summer infected bugs
were let loose la "a bUg-lnfested field. Th
disease spresd so rapidly and was 80 fatal
that the field was s5ol rid Of tho pests.
Many farmers have made application 20 tao
professor for earcassos OF bugs which have
died from the cholera.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-22
ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS.

THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH. GA, Dec IA 1890 {
The annual election for Directors of this bank
will be held at its banking house on TUESDAY,
Jan. 49, 1891, between 10 and o'clock.
THOS GADSDEN, Cashier
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CALANTHE LODGE NO. IS. n. OF r
FIDELITY CASTLE NO 2, Il. G. Z.

A special meeting of this Castle will be held
at Metropolitan Hall THIS CMonday) EVENING
at 7:SO o'clock. for the purpose of attending a
reception to De given to IRVING W. KELLY. su-
preme chief. Every member is earnestly re.
quested 10 attend. BY order of
G. E SAULS, n. c.
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FOR COINTY TREAsuRRR

The friends of Col. CHARLES H. OLM-
STEAD announce him as a candidate for the
Office Of County Treasurer, and ask in his be-
half the votes and support of their fellow citi-
zens at the election WEDNESDAY, January Z,
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SAVANNAH PLUMBING COMPANY

The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
Savannah Plumbing Company will be held
TUESDAY, Dec. %, 1890, at the company's
office, 100 Broughton street, at O'Clock p NJ
d. B. LESTER President
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Important TO travelling Public.

New Everett Hotel now open largest best
equipped. and most popular hotel In JackFon
WIG, Rooms on suite. gfth baths Rates So
isr day ana upward. AciFeF A baser pr0pri
Ftara - ~
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If yoIi have never eaten this Butter try SD for
the holidays. VIII cost you fc. more than for
common Butter 10 tubs. And this Butter. well
Comparisons are odious.' let it suffice to say
this; The editor OF the Dui1gnaan and, in fact.
all informed people, coIcede that there are
three creaneres in New England that make
Butter the like of which can not be found in
the world. The Ellington is one of these three
The other two sell all they make, and could sell
York. / am the sole Savannah agent for Filing
ton, and sell The Butter 10c. per pound less than
it brings in Boston, sell it very, very close
but do sell lots of Butter. Try it once and
you could not be induced after to use any other
Butter.
l also receive Ellington Sweet Cream. You
may want quart or more for white stew, etc.
on Christmas. lean supply you all you want,
as have fifty gallons on the IallahasSee.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,

SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE MACON, GA, Dec. 10. 1890.
Dividend No. "a of Three Dollars and Fifty
Cents per share will be paid the stockholders of
TINS company ON AND AFTER THE I'D INST
Stockholders receiving their dividends in Macon
will De paid at the Central Georgia Bank of this
city, those in Savannah at the Cent al Railroad
Bank OF that city. W. s. BRANTLY.
Secretary and Treasurer
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OGLETHoRPE SAVINGS AND TRUST Co.,
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 20, 1890 (
A semi annual dividend of $50 Three Dollars
per share has been declared from the earnings
or the past six months as OF Jan. /, 1891 and is
payable on and after MONDAY, DEC. % 1890
JOHN NJ BRYAN Cashier
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEIDT's CHRIsTM.sD DRIVE.

AT SATURDAY CIT PRIcEs.
SC. pound for Gum Drops. only from 10 to I.
and 10 O'Clock.
Fresh Butter Cups. 12c. Sugar Candy.
Isc. Chocolate Creams. four fiavorS mixed.
49c. for Engraved bottle Silver Bell Cologne.
99c. for Engraved bottle Silver Bell Cologne.
49c for Florida Water
&c. for Bay Rum, large bottle.
DOC. and sOc. for pound Box Candy.
&c for Lazell's SOC size extracts, soc. Lubin's
Extracts, 75c. for two bottles in box Lund-
borg's Extracts, &c collar box with three Cakes
Soap.
Pretty assortment Of desirable and low priced
Christmas Novelties.
Try pound Box special fine &c Mixed
Candy.
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Swu1tR}taAI@'~S
YodAs aHHvv fssoA 49,
ReM

Now if you have friend who appreciates
something very fine. and you desire to make a
present that will gladden. his heart, send him
one of these famous Virginia Hams-I have a
few in stock, curing of October, 1889, or about
fifteen months old Then again if you cannot
afford to eat Sulithfields the year round try
one for Christmas. They will cost you just
about double the price of any other ham, but
the flavor of the Smithfeld will cause titiation
of the palate for the next year.
SPECIAL!
We have Just issued new list. Send fori 1t
will be help when you come to order.
The sale OF dollar boxes of Candy, 5D each,
for tire little ones, will begin to-day. The 81 rs
box tomorrow.
Now one word more!
Be good-natured and patient this week. 1t will
be q trying week on Us, aud rest assured we
shall IN I'D up our eud of the linen We shall
press three delivery wagons into service on
Monday, and do our level best to serve you
promptly and WELL but we will be awful busy, ="
80 try TO aid US oil you can.
JNO. j. RELY.
Telephone tG5. 40 Whitaker Street.
BY the way My price on Mixed Nuts is 15c
per pound, New Nuts all, best varieties, my
own mixing. also have all the different kinds
separately, VIZ: Tarragona Almonds. Paper
shell Almonds, Braziis, Pecaus. Fil0erts, Wal
nuts. and beat OF all Sbelled Jordan Almonds
shelled Valencia Almonds Shellei Fiiberts,
she.led Pecans, Shelled Grepobe Malnuts. all
line selections, shelled expressly for me. II
you take nay ADVICE you would buy shelleo
Nuts. They cost you lest IN the end Have also
Fancy Italian Chestnuts
English Rcd Currant jelly
Cranberry Sauce.
Cape Cod CranDerries. dark and Of extra
quality, and Gordon s. Dlworth' s NiBce Meat IN
bulk.
fnin Nince IS Ike your home made.
RETLy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-
FRESH EVERY BOUR IN THE DAY.
PURE CANDIES.
ELEGANT CANDIES.
FRESH CANDIES,
HOT CANDIES,
CHEAP CANDIES.
Our Goods are as cheap as Pure Candies can
be sold.
We don't attempt TO compete with some
goods sold in this market.
Our Stick an Bar Candies have a reputation
in every state that sends tourists to our city.
and every year sends new customers. with
standing orders for our Pure Stick and Bar
Candies that they say they can't buy at home.
We have a fine hne OF Baskets and Boubon
Boxes, and we know how to i'll them.
We have Candy made IN the window every
afternoon; come in and sample the goods
Prices:
Mixed i5c pounds Csc
Broken 20c.
Fine Mixed Csc. pounds 81.
Fancy Mixed 40c. pounds 81 rs.
Bonbons and.Fine Chocolates 6oc. per pound, s.
pounds 60 80.
FURBER The Confectioner
TO THE CENTRAL RAILROAD
VISITING STOCKHOLDERS
We extend you cordial invitation to
visit our store Holiday Week, and espe.
cially to our great Holiday Exhibit Mon
day and Tuesday Afternoon and Night
There will be Concerts by Cobb's Or
chestra from to and from ITO 10.
LUDDEN g. BATES S. NJ. H.,
Broughton Street. Savrnnah. Ga
NOTICE.
My Office has been MOVED To5 DRAY-
TON STREET. corner Bay lane.
DENIS j. MURPHY.
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 20, 1890.
TURKEYS
NO WESTERN POULTRY.
All Fine Domestic Rice Field Turkeys, Fresh
Killed on the Spot.
GOLDEN PLUME KALAMAZOO CELERY
CRANBERRIES, VENIsON,
WooDCOCK and QUAIL.
Everything for perfect Christmas dinner at
JAS. J. JOYCE'S
Corner Abercorn and Liberty Streets.
Telephone 1917.
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MEETINGS.
DE KALB LODGE no. 3. 1. o. o. p.


DE HALB LODGE NO. 3. 1. OF.
regular meeting VIII be held THIS CMonday)
EVENING at 9 O'Clock at Odd Fellows new
building.
Tee first degree will be conferred.
Members Of other lodges ana visiting brethren
are cordially invited to attend
BY order Of II. NJ REEVE, n G.
JOIN RILEY, Secretary
CALANTHE LODGE NO. IS, II. OF r.
The regular meeting of the Lodge will ~
be held THIS (Monday) EVENING, at N1-A
8 O'Clock. ri A Il
A prompt attendance Of the mem $50
bers is requested. NS$<H
j. NJ. ROsENFIELD. @. @. w
J. z. FREEMAN. K of R. and g.
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%&%1f>zce c1eaoaD

Ice Cream for Christmas day should be
ordered at once. May have to decline orders
later on.
DRESSED TURKEYS!
You know tho class of Turkeys receive. Fresh
killed, plump, JUICY fine favored Several
orders booked now. May not have any to spare
after to-day-OFder at once.
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rmE MOST Beautiful ASSORTMENT

OF Scissor Sets. Penknses. Cut Glass Cologne
Bottles. Jewel Bones. Mirrors, Comb and Brush
SETS, cigar Cases Cigar aud Toosceo BoxeF,
Card Gases Ladies' and Gents Purses. etc, a.
sfRoSG's PHARMACY, near HotA De Soto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
MUSIC.
THE SYMPHONY SOCIETY.

Tho onening of the thirteenth season or the SYM
nhonv society at the Metropolitan opera House. last
night was sgnazed by the first performance IN Amer
lea ~ an overture BY Ciodmark which we are temptcu
To place among the most interesting compositions
~ it's class which the last decade has given 10 inc
world The work was designed as an intrcductoh 10
the Prometheus Bound OF Aeschylus and Is lad out
on scale of magnfcence appropriate to such PROUD
purpose Less pleasing. in popular sense Uisii
some OF its predecessors from the same pen,
IL is more consistently truthful IN spirit
than they and marks loftier flight OF inc
imagination A simple hearing OF the music
suggests the thought that the composer has sought
to publish moods rather than pictures, though MS
beginning, based on two pedal points, the manner LII
which he proclams the final catastrophe ana the sec
ond subject of his allegro portion JUSTIFY the thougho
that he has not entirely ignored dramatic Description
In a general way the music at these points seems 10
deineate respectively the awful silence following the
departure of Strength and Vulcan from the scene aer
Prometheus has been nailed to the rock, the procana
ton OF punishment by Zeus ana lts IuInIlciIo
I'm the last scene and the personality and sentiments
of the chorus OF sympathetic ocean nymphs. me
musical ideas Of splendid breadth and potency anu
the whole overture Is gorgeotisy ana most expires
svey Orchestratcd. -
The other orchestral numbers OF the programme
were Beethovcn's third symphony and LISTS rest
klaenge' Mr.. Geichmann, being In superb voice,
sang the air beginning Au jenem Tage,. from Marsch
ner's Hans IIeiling"-which he made SO nne a
success at one OF the concerts OF the Philharmonic
society last seasOn-and two Of Schuberts songs, so
well as to maintain undimnished his great popularity
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DIR. PATTON At THE PRINCETON CLUB.
HOPING TO FOUND A LAW SCHOOL AT THE UNI
vERsITY-PRAcTIcAL WORK OF
THE ALUMNI

Tho members OF the Princeton Club who attended
the first meeting for the season at the Hotel Brunswick
on Thursday night were greatly pleased TO have Pres-
dent Patton and the venerable but sturdy expresiden
DR.. McC0sh, their guests, and to hear what they
had to say about the university and It's conotohs anu
needs DIR. Patton was at his best and his charac-
tcristc sales and terse phrases aroused his hearers
to high pitch of enthusiasm. Some OF his REMARKS
however, interpreted too literally by the re-
porters and result idea OF the senti
ment of his talk conveyed by accepting the letter
for the spirit A prominent graduate OF Princeton
writes TO The Tribune to correct this Interpretation and
| In his letter says:
large Increase In the freshman class this year was que
To the success in football. think ANYBODY wouo W
surprised to lind Dr. Patton making that bad statement
In dead The fact Is that he speaking In
that playful vein which Is characteristic with him.
and in that tone Of humorous irony which gives such
piquant flavor to his light speeches. He said. with
twinkle In his eye and infection Of the voice. which
made his meaning evident to every one; Will admit
ampionshipS las If some enemy had alleged it. and
he would make concession) and for this reason an
quito willing to have another championship where
upon tho boys shouted. But said he, with a sly
emphasis, do think there some other causes to
which our prosperity Is due thus indicating that the
Then he went on with splendid picture Of the
progress of the university and an outline OF what he
| wanted to see accomplished In the future Among
other things he expressed the hope that some friend
Of the university would give half million dollars TO
found law school fully equipped with buildings, pro.
fessors and library and declared that 1t was his belief
that the conditions particularly favorable for such
| a school at Princeton.
An announcement Of peculiar interest to all Prince
| ton men is also made in the letter from which the
! above extract Is taken. 1t refers to the movement
among the alumni Of Princeton to give practical
financial ad 10 the coleee oh this poihl INC eI'o'
| says
| The movement among the alumni at Yale for a
fund to be contributed by graduates In annual sub
scriptions was not original with Them or, at all
events. begun at Princeton before the scheme at
| md ootvht hn nmap m
Princeton have been at work at similar scheme
| all summer and IL Is about taking shape. Subscrip-
! tIons have already begun and the project has been
| received with great enthusiasm by the limited num-
! Der of graduates to whom 1t has been presented.
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RowpEN-At Flushing, November 20, Joseph Bowden'
R II s Os snd peuy invited to attend the
funeral nom MS late re snndsy' yorember
carfa a. az w % waiting Staten aso. On ar
rival Of t train rs iH lsa7e S" Broadway at
administrations in Brooklyn, Nov. D. Anne Sheldon,
wife Of CHARLES Adams coomoS' aged 81 years
KNAPP ySpngst sSa q ch ns and
TAurssay Ssse 20 assS BE-
Resso 81 st. Mays Church. Brooklyn In the 10th year
0 h ss ag morning at the csskcs will
mSnOn aud neia SERVICES viii eOm%eose at IL 30
remains between the hours OF and 40 and also from
their SUPPLIES.
2 inst at her w ysSn' Se ss7 ana Ga's m aSs
81 g. william Mn mld %s 8! i IN her so s cnn,s,
Funeral Monday 2iih ms: at $3.50 H. 70 The 0h"''"
q the T% IN Ssafy c SesaTy
kindly send flowers ,, =.
ioSn Edwin and Minnie Iwcet Muchmore aged years
pstroIt Chicago and Minneapolis papers please copy
pETTIGREw-on Saturday, November % $780, Eugene
yH a r' Of funeral hereafter.
RApFIYE-On Thursday, November 20, 1890 az ais
residence, Astoria L. l., Cornelius hapeVe' aseu 81
RECEIVES sass and friends invited attend the tgnSfsi
on Mondav the oath inst at half.past o'clock p M
RAppELYEA-At his late residence, 3oi T9roop-a,y We,
S s4sS a sSSTt hpRyssA % VIC
Relatives and frerds respectfully invited to aenu nus
funeral rom his late residence On SUNDAY NOV 20 A.
O'Clock D. m. Interment private -
RlCKARD-In Houghton, Mich, Monday, November IL
1nt ss% n'p pTEvssc st q STANFORD Conn.
S 9es1 s aSi a sS
Nancy Rowland.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. -.
HYDER-New.York November 81 $780, Anne Augusta
wSoT o. Cam meh hcy a yedence No 81 West 92ds
Monday the 24th inst, at III O'CLOCK a. III.
SAUER-On Friday, November "a Aoe' w. tSe
rIn ana pelatves are invited attend the funeral ser.
25th inst. at o'clock ,. ~,
sCovILLE-At Buffalo suddenly, on the 2lst inst Ma
F1ne services from his late residence No East 59d-t
on Monday Nov. "a, at O'Clock. Bufai az "oou""h'
WEEKS saturday SSye%ber 2g b af ars short Illness
Samuel Weeks, IN me 9O'h year Oh H'S 'e''
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Department Of STATE, Washington, D: c. November
90 isSo-Iniormatlon has been received az his
from M Edwin nj Is1r, ~ Ss e death on u tn an Of
July 1855 BRUSSELS q Nathaniel s GoSe see c s
deesesd can obtain further information BY applying 70 Ills
Department. Per dispatch No lie Dateu oc'ooer 81
n.,,r,wrut Of state, Washington, d. c., November
90 isooinformatcn has been received at ms pepaSmn
% Mt It GC1ss ly Of Se death on the % q ocsol
1880 Milan Of Mrs Maria wIsnStsn W "if S ~,
Dr. wsr o. sStaa Of ' the dceasd can obtain
90 as sy S s.ed ocsS e tn 1880
,le,srtment Of state, Washington, D.. {, No,.mo.t
90 has been hr refs' az and H. r q the
United states at Belgium OF the death on the an o. THy
ss at pSs q .y q the i deceased
Ss Iss p 81 saPS October e. 1900
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PostoMce Notice.


Should DO read daily by all interested. as changes may
Letters for foreign countries need not be specially sd
s atc by any tlensr steamer en-,
denied & isna H@S @
Foreign mail; for ending SOysISsE seth will
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for Ieam per Sa Il a. %
or Fortune Island Hayu and savanIia, etc.,
sis at must D. be f1i cpss
Fl fSS' Sys Trxio' j. ote
IT,, from New-orleans ,.nu,Soro,,,,,v :, 40 a NJ,
% a: @
Alvena'O at p. IN. for TuNilO, per s. s. D fizzau
and saass so p % Rs sa%ifs
gsF Sipq1 a ?E9S SPAIN fSt
Irea@d and sP ss1el E Fs
ropean countries be directed per serbia at
30 m. for Europe, per g. g. Elder, via southampton
and Bremen letteri for Ireland France Swltlerland
Italy Spain, Portugal and Turkey must o. aifeta per
Hssnda at via ko e. dsl 'PS
Veendam') a for Scotland direct, per $: or
cassa via Glasgow letters must be directed per Nf-
caea'D II Complementary II 700 M Tor Nehe-
zuea. Curacao and Savanlla via curacao per :; :,
Phiadelphla 1eers for other Colombian ports must D.,
directed per Philadepha'p at II NJ tor Lriadai and
pas Tabasco and Yucatan. s.. fumurl uettss or
Cuba 1ampicO and TuXpam direct and o.her McHlcah
States via Vera Cruz must be directed per Nunuii'D
SUNDAY--At a. IN. for SgyntiaSo Cuba per =, s. u.
Yglesas deters far savana etc. must be directed per
B. Yeesias); at p M for Costa Rica, via Lmon, per
Malls FOR the society Islands per ship Tahiti dron san
Francisco close November PA, at 80 p. Mails
for the Hawaiian Islands per Australia iron San
Francsco close here November 90 az 30 p. Malls
Tor China and Japan per Gaelic iron san Francisco.
close Noys6er 40 a. 80 p and Mails for Az.
Ser - Alameda from San Frapcscol close here Dccen
yer II at Il 80 IN. arrival at Newlork Of
Nnrani, with British mails for AUSTRALIAN Mails for
Newfuodland BY rail Halifax and thence BY steamer.
close az this office daily at 30 Mails for Miquelon,
by ra Boston and thence BY steam me close q: ;
on TAMPA Fla. and thence by steamer Sailing
MONDAYS Wednesdays and SATURDAYS close at this Office
dalIy NJ 80 a. m Mails for Mexico, overland unless
Specially addressed dispatch by steamer, close "a this
she schedule OF closing Of Transpacinc malls Is ar
tans to san Francisco Mails from East arriving
time az San Francisco the day OF sailing OF steamers
Ssn,tched thence day Registered mail
az o'0' y ' iCoRNELIUs VAN COTT, Postmaster
Postonice, New-york. n. Y, November 81, 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23
SAYING GOOD BY TO GENERAL BArCHBLDER

General George s. Batcheller, United States Minister
to Portugal sailed for his post Of duty yesterday
the steamship La Normandie. A large party of his
friends went down TO Sandy Hook to give the Minister
formal farewell. They sailed down the Bay In com
pany with La Normandc the steamboat Samuel
Sloan Among them Warner Miller. George W.
Lyon Richard Butler Marvellc w. Cooper Charles L.
Perry, Howard Carroll. John W. JacObus, Charles A.
Hess, T. b. Willis, J. H. StaTfn, Cornelius Van Colt
s. b. French, Charles Watrous. James r. Davies, John
b. Weber, James A. Brcslin. John W. Vrooman George
b. Sloan, General Buttertcld eX-POstmasterGcn
Thomas l.. James. Z. l.. Hedden, Henry Knckerbockcr
J. J. Couch, c. :. Wilbur John w. Marshall Daniel
G. Rollins, Lieutenant II. d. Smith, J. Seaver Page
A. Nichols, Charles f. Coon, Colonel W. L. Strong
Augustin Forget George II. Sharpe, william II. Feiss
j. S. T. StFanahan, Theodore +. Swazey, Lispenard
Stewart General James X. O'Berne, Amos J. Cummings
Michael Krwin, Ferdinand Eidman, I. J. Campbell.
John Gunner, Denis Shea, Frank Raymond, T.. II.
stevens, George billiard, Bernard Bglin Joseph {.
Biglin John Simpson, Frank sperry, John Collins.
Avery b. Cstlln John W. Corning, Charles d. Baker.
william H. Wickham, w. H. Gedney. Jacob NJ.
Patterson, Joseph Koch, James W. Birkett, Elihu
Root Henry ". Cannon q. X. Gibson. Colonel s. V. r.
crnger A. Van stantvoord, H. ii. Ripley, 5. NJ. Batch
tnrd j. H. Ketclam, E. H. Ammdo"n, ID. >. Potter.
Shtnjev Joncs General HhUuse, Captain Beach.
RusseiI b. Harrison, W. J. Arkei, Lieutenant a. d.
iittIe0eld and John 4. Mh0lland.
Speeches Were made by Cllares WatfoDs; .'enefai
Kpapn and others. General Batcheller 10 TO MS
f Hipp In a short speech and then the steamship
and the steamboat parted company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-23

mr. the Cambridge, at Frfth.ave. and Thirty thirst
the New-York correspondent Of tho Richmond Dispatch
writes Hero are only the comforts Of home blended
with all that art culture and unsinted expenditure can
contribute to one perfection OF mundane existence Inc
Cambridge is palace In all is material appointments an
epicurean temple facilities for good living, and
nucleus Of all convencnces and diversions attanable IN
the greatest city New World Visitors to New YORK
will find In Lorenz Reich. the courteous proprietor OF the
Cambridge on entertainer fitted to his prncely surround
ngs and will be surprised at the testimonies OF genius
which has made possible genuine home life In hotel
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