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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-27

ERENCH BALBRIGGAN UNDERSHIRTs,
II any size. 8 for one dollar, at DAVE s,
GREENBAUM, "a Whitaker street.
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ID w. MORRISON, known as Bay Morrison,
l. coiored, the phenomenal falsetto and
mimic, impersonatiDg the fashionable female,
her foibles and fads charmingly and chsstsly
portrayed. HIS performance at the De Soto
was grand.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-27

IF YOU live near Barbour deal with him; il
Il you don't live near Barbour deal with him
anyway, it is ell the same; he has choice stock
and fresh goods, and delivers goods promptly.
BARBOUR, Price and Hall streets.
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CPRING FASHIONS FOR MEN.-Fine Cloth
- ing to order. Call and examine the hand
soonest, best and cheapest line OF piece goods
samples ever sent out to be made up into stylish,
well fitting garments at Is per cent. below pre-
dress shirts to order, price $40 per MALT dozen.
?. g. MEARA, Tailor, opposite Marshall house,
Savannah, Ca
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EEGEAS has big bargains in Watches. ll2
Il Broughton street.
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TOR SALE. a Keystone floor board machine,
l. with center shaft, all IN good order; this
machine will manufacture 10000 feet of floor
ing day; has only been run about six months.
Address G. W. MIDDLETON, IS North Second
street, Philadelphia, Pa
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DRoMINENT PHYSICIANS north and south
l. highly indorse DIR. ULMER'S Tincture
Sweet Gum and Heart Leaf for all diseases of
the respiratory organs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-27

ONE DOLLAR win buy pair of good Jean
" Drawers, at DAVE S. GREENBAUM, "a
Whitaker street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-27

T OST, brown and white spotted water spaniel.
u answers to name OF DASH" plate on
leather collar engraved DASH. BIRDIE NJ.
DILLON, Jacksonville Fla Reward If re-
turned TO 100 New Houston street.
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ID FAD the Sunday MORNING NEWS For sale
H. at KIEFFER'S DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-27

d EMEMBER everything has been secured so
HI as we can carry one hundred thousand
people on the Switchback Railroad this week.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-27

THE FINEST Imported Jamaica and ST.
Il Croix Rum ever brought TO Savannah at
d. B. TESTERS.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-27

ENCOURAGE home industry by purchasing
IL p. II. Cotton's Bath Tubs. Street Lanterns
&C., from GEORGE w. ALLEN & Co, corner
State and Barnard streets; they are superior in
point of construction and finish to anything of
the kind y the market.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-09-30
Uncle Sidney's Views.
lawns wn1TcoMp RILEY.

1 hold that the true age of wisdom Is when
We are boys and girls, and not women and
menj
When, as ereduIOuD children. Ne know things
We believe them-howeYer averse to the laws,
It is faith, then, not science aud reason I say,
That is genuine wisdom-and would that, to
day,
We, as then, were as wise, and inefably blest
As to live, love aud die, and trust God for the
rest
So simply deny the old notion, you know
That the wiser we get as the older we grow,
For in youth, all We know we are certain OF
now,
The greater our knowledge the more we allow
For skeptical margin; and hence regret
Tlat the world isn't fiat, and the sun doesn't
set,
And we may not go creeping up home, when
we die,
Through the moon, like round, yellow hole
in the sky.
philadelphia Enquirer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-09-30
Evidence.

Evidence" says Blackstone "Bignihes that
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the truth"
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-. II YOUR BACR ACHES ~.
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TTFTE undersigned is giving his sole attention
Il to the
Mantua-M Making.

MFRS. J. o. TUTwILER is prepared to rlll-
WI dertake Misunderstanding and all kinds of
Family Sewing. unreasonable rates. Residence
IN Samuel street, near the Baptist Church.
April 2S, 1SSI-tf
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Whitney Side-E5ar SPYing

pleasant riding wagon. Also allRtyles and pat
terms OF Carriages. BHggics. Jar-ers Jenny
Linds and PhatOns. I keep on hand {; large
stock, bug am prepared to Ill orders AT short
notice. Prices suited to the times. and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. \ liberal discount allowed on
old vehicles in exchange for new ones. use
nltDpptItpr a the Old Egl,uIIe
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GEO. C. THOMAS,
Ph@nix Carriage Works,
Bgmuvale, Clarke oomItu, Ia.

T HAVE for years built n large variety of va
L rious styles of CARRIAGES and WAGONS;
they have been in use among our people, and
have given satisfaction in every instance as far
a. have been able to ascertain. Through this
experience have learned what vehicles suit the
people best, and what are best adapted to their
wants. I manufacture handsome wagon
known as the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-09-30

1 hold that the true age of wisdom Is when
We are boys and girls, and not women aud
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1890-09-30
Merit Wins.

We oeFire 70 cay TO our citizens that for
years We have been selling DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion, Bueklen's Arniea Salve and Electric BIT
ters, and have never handled remedies that
sell as we'll. or that have given such universal
satisfaction We do not hesitate to guarantees
them every time. and We stand ready to refund
the purchase price u satisfactory results do not
follow their use- These remedies have won
their great popularity purely on their merits--
Dr.. Bishop. Druggist
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Ivory tissue OF tue bOdyi every neEE9t BOnp
and muscle is mado stronger aud more healthy
by taking Hoods Sarsaparllla.
= The Washington Post recently pub
.lished paragraph from the Wash
ington correspondence OF an eastern
paper to the effect that since Mr..
Carlisle has been transferred to the
Senate, Mr. w. L. Wilson, of West
Virginia, was the ablest debater in
the House. This statement was in
tended to be complimentary, but it is
proper to remark that the criticism
of Mr.. Wilson is too moderate ex-
preston of his merits. The truth is,
it is no disparagement to Mr.. Car
lisle's reputation to state that, before
as well as since he left the House,
Mr. Wilson was esteemed the most
eloquent orator and likewise the
ablest debater in that body. In
the great discussion Of the Mills
tariff bill during the Fiftieth Con-
gress, Mr.. Wilson's speech was es-
teemed by members Of both branches
to have been the ablest and strongest
in every point Of view pronounced in.
either House OF. Senate. At the For
tY-ninth Congress his speech on the
pension question took the same rank
among all the speeches of that ses-
sion. He has proved the peer Of any
Of his fellows in parliamentary de-
bate, and it is evident that the zenith
of his fame has not yet been reached.
KdnsGs City Times.
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Every tissue OF the body; every nerve, bono
and muscle is made stronger aud more healthy
by taking HeodB SRTsHpaFlllA.
The daily critic., 1890-09-19
mr. rRElN.R EXLAIyS.
IIs Explanation Of an Explanation
winch We Explained Yesterday.

mis- Explanation Of an Explanation
winch lie Explained Yesterday.
EdH0r CyiTe You modified your edi-
toriaI heading Of yesterday from that Of
Tie day before from uor5ntTrlinor'
90 "Trainor Again I do not know
whether this was In the in,eres. of
civil service reform or of more decent
and dicnifed editorial writing ! know.
and the public will so adiudgp, that 10
was reform of some kind.
Il Is not pleasant t0 have ones name
blsloned to The public under any
circumstances. especially at the heal
of an editorial column of a newspaper
that claims To- be respectable and eX-
poets 10 be read by respectable people,
and particularly when no such em-
blal0ury is called for
However bis Is a small matter, and
must be left 90 the peculiar tastes and
eccentric Judgment Of the editorial
writer. ] never. sat I'm an editorial
chair and therefore am not competent
Go Judge in such matters As ] never
sat In the chair Of q civil service com
missioner ! therefore am not capable
of Judging of genuine, rational com
mon. sensCd civil service reform The
cnlv mistake that I made was that I
did not recognize this fact before / de-
livered my address before the Mary
land Republican Association or before
] wrote the letter published in yester-
days CRITIC
But the general public may be labor
ing under a like delusiou, for who can
understand the eCCcntrlCiiies, intriC1.
CiCS COntOrtiOns aud interminable con.
voluiiors Of the Civil Service law and
rules and amended rules, and amended
rules on top Of those amended rules,
decisions, amended decisions. counter.
decisions and amended counter de.
cisions, constructions, amended con.
sttuCtions. counter. counter COnstruC
tions and amended counter construc.
tions and all that sort Of thing, except
a Philadelphia lawyer a Civil Service
Commissioner or an eN Civil Service
Commissioner
I must object 10 the conclusion In the
first part Of the third paragraph Of your
editorial Of yesterday | did not
blame any one; | did not know who
was to "blame," If any one: nor did
say that any one was to blame" II
was not my desire or intention 10 hold
any one responsible for any defects
either in the law OF It's administration,
nor was | bringing any charges against
any person or thing. As stated IN my
letter yesterday, / was only dealing with
facts as found them, and as a lay mem
ber Of the great public only could under
stand them.
am obliged 10 you for informing me
that the discretion" Of putting the old
soldiers back in their proper places lay
entirely with the appointing officers
Now, these old, reinstated soldiers will
be speedily put back in their said places
at their former salaries, for / know
that discretion will be exercised In their
favor
have been asked why ! say nothing
about the other Republicans discharged
by the Democratic Administration
Simply because Modified Civil Service
No 10 does not refer 10 them.
] must decline the honor o. being
called good there are none good
except the genial editor NJ THE CRIrIC-
but ! may, with his favor, retain the
appellaiion Of ignorant attached "a
my name JosEru TRlTNDR.
The daily critic., 1890-09-19
HOTEL ARRIHALS.

lEt0gafIut-J. VI. Foster, Leesburr,
Va III. Ruthsghill, New York; +. r..
simpson, Glenn Springs, s. C.; Thomas G..
lruez and wife, Montgomery, Ala; W. l..
Mott, North Carolina.
Naiiaaal-H. T.. Cleveland, W. W Mae
faTlaud and X. Eigkcmeyer, IT,, New York;
Charles B, Peek, ir, Minneapolis; j. NJ
Jones, spring field, Ohio,
So Jama-E. G.. Vincent, stanton;
Va: H. r McWaTd, Lyucuburg, Va: r.
A Young Boston; W. B. Day Chicago,
John McKeuua and Edward German, Cen
tral Falls, r. L.; +. +. EllthoFpe aud wife,
CHARLES Phillips New York, Mrs IL, o.
Brien, Erie, Pa, q. ID. Oglum, Winston,
North Carolina; Colonel Edward ID. Ayres,
NeE York.
Mich; Robert Mitchell, Newburg, y. Y;
II. v Morris, Cincinnati; Alexander Sell
Kirk, Albany, y. I. Rev. Angelo Carroll,
san Francisco; ". II. Abrams, Dallas,
Tex; ". W. Edsnerr 81. Louis.
R.gQa-J B. smithers and j. L. stick
Ley, New York; W. L. Lee, Kansas; A. b.
state, SeW York; r. M- Easily, HutChin-
sCn, Kan.
sh1rsiGm-Alfred Dodge, New York; T..
ID. Merrill saginaw Mich; Arthur Bra1-
shaw Meridian, Conn A. Hsilbruner, san
Francisco.
.f7Eaqt5a-H ". oliver, PIttsburg; j.
n. stoYer, New York; Harrison L1riHg, ir.,
Boston, John II. FLagg and Richard y.
Dyer, AeW York.
Aur-A. C. Barber and wife, @. II.
Harly and wife New York; e. c, Gilmore,
Indianapolis.
Hd'e-WalIeT Christie, New York;
r. d. Gamble aud wife, Toronto Canada;
$. p. Mcfarland aud j. CaTty aud wife,
Philadelphia.
EitHt-H. +. Uey0e. kansas City; %. ~.
Glenn ana wife. Cleveland, Ohio, 81.
EtUis, Boston. George T.. Cheney, New
York j. z. kilhretL, Cincinnati; Charles
Bullmau, Flainhell, n i.
H5fI J5iw0a-Miss McCaster, Miss c.
NcCaster aud Miss PilEs. Laureus, S. C.t
j.. B. Harrison aud r. j. Nulmau, Eir-
-iuia G. Toliu, san Francisco.
Gadfegs-J D. Allison ana wife.
Albany, y. g.; r. III. Darling, Boston; r.
L. eLiuLerl. Baltimore.
The daily critic., 1890-09-19
TIE OYSTER

Let us wake uP and shout bis praises
let us utter lucuud yel,
And welcome iu TFthmle praises
The Jim Dandy ~ the shell.
He l- good, whether sr-wel ol roasted,
Ur FILTERED, or hrlilel ~ fried,
Dr steamed and llzLel gp almost lil
P IN his juice, on when 10" he doth glide
Down the primrose path 10 the stomach,
LmFelel ly au eestltls zulps
h here Oh Hlug.r5 Fl--e he doth llmH
make
Blessed lump ol caue5tLlle pulp.
tIs true hat lfs touch s creepy
Win the EL0s-Iy damp ul the seq.
ILa- he's -agEF. and solemn and sleepy
Ana -lal never smile BATH Le.
Bgt though be Is Hr.uy with weeping
FgT past tlat j plss. Itf % lalu
tlr ltl5 ll-.a trials Is sleeping
Iu -le depths 81 l-5 .lfl.-e calm,
Hla.la s-.Hll araael nel o. Hs
lie Iusr rs the eHl-1re-s nav
And tLl man can ll wholly eIH.- .a--I
HLo las learned % -a-l-i lll raw.
Then. luual aal larral fgr he oyster
Eu-a all l-Il-ay al4 alrE--5
t-r la aE human hearts @ much
AsEs rs laHu tls s-gml1l.. ale.
ABf where Is tla asl -l4- aau aezt l.l-
llUal fll a.I cooked o. l4H
- fael q Ea-.l Ike % Eraa- lm
Hl regular lH
-HH @
eaEy
The daily critic., 1890-09-19
PERSONAL.

Dr. c. NJ. Kennedy of this city has
returned from WarTenton, n. O., where,
with his wife, he has been enjoying a
vacation. He reports the cotton aud
tobacco crops Of the State IN an un.
paTalleled condition Of excellence.
During his vacation his wife presented
him with a girl badly, Of which the
doctor Is justly proud. Mrs. Kennedy
and the little one will not return to
Washington for several weeks
General Ezeta, Of san Salvador. Is q
years old-thc age az which NapOleon's
great fame began,
Professor HeTkomer, the eminent
English artist, recently cut his hand
seriously while engaged In chopping
wood.
The statue Of General Sucre, the
Venezuelan, recently executed by SCulp-
tor TuTini, Of Staten Island, arrived al
Cumana, NeneZula, August Is, aud is
70 be unveiled October is.
The Lord Mayor Of London receives
an allowance Of $4,000 a wear, but as
his annual reception alone costs him
S2j, 900, be complains that he is one Of
the poorest men In the town.
Mr.. Ponsonby the young English
man who is private secretary for Joseph
Pulitzer Of the New York World Is q
nephew Of Lord POusOnby, who acts 10
the same capacity for Queen Victoria
Henri WatteTson Is authority for the
statement that there was a time when
prohibition was complete in Kentucky,
but II was In the very early days, when
the entire State was 5 900 feet under the
sea.
John La Fargo, lhe artist, has made
another hurried departure fOT the IA
Orient, along with Henry Adams o
Washington. This time II Is not japan
but the POlynesian Islands of the
Pacific which they are visiting In a
yacht.
Gladstone aud BaliOur detest tobacco
and viii not deign 10 lend couuleuanee
20 the habit by even a glance into the
smoke room" Of the House Of Com
mons On the other hand LabOuChere,
BTadlaugh, Lord Randolph Churchill
Sir William HaTCOurt and Mr.. Cham.
beTlain are almost constant hI5ftHss.
PaTnell drops In once a day for a small
cup Of coffee and a very mild cigar
Mrs George b. Mcclellan has been
tLte4 talAll% lA A-lHaDI1 b4+ |Al-A-7 tl
return 10 this country soon.
Alauus, the noted German medical
advocate Of a vegetarian diet, has gone
over 10 the I.eshy side lie now believes
IN fish.
Father Benson, who Is well known
In This country and England as the
head of the Anglican Community, the
COWley Fathers has resigned the head
ship and has been succeeded by Father
Page.
The daily critic., 1890-09-19
uUNrs RErrBLTCNNs.

Tie Republicans Of the AleNau-
d'ia Congressional district of Nir-
pin'a are peculiar At their
convention yesterday they resolved
1. That free schools, free speech ami
a free ballot are The great pillars on
which Republican Institutions must
rest
3 That they believe that fair and
free expression Of the popular will
cannot be enjoyed by the Republicans
of Virginia in The Eighth district
B. That therefore they deemed it In.
UNuediCnt 90 make a nomination
They also resolved negatively that
they would support a candidate op.
posed to the LoDcE-REED Elections
bill, and then they adjourned
We like this kind Of Republicans and
applaud their actions They are 50
meek and gentle, and yield to the in.
cviiable with so much gracel They
seem to say. We can't get what we
want, and therefore we will not ask for
Il" They may well be the pride Of
Mr.. HuuE's heart-the joy Of his bolt.
ing soul
But Ia our conclusion concerning
these Republicans we may be mistaken.
Mr.. HUME may not have them as well
in hand as appearances would seem 70
ind d'catC. They may be playing with
him the game Of a ROLAND for an
OLIVER, They may be capturing him
while he is enjoying the pleasant be.
lief that he is capturing them. We
shall see. Time will tell.
The daily critic., 1890-09-19
A REPUBLICAN FORM OF GOV
EMINENT.

At the mass. meeting Of workmeu held
lat night IN this city resolution was
adopted demanding the right Of suf.
frarc and q republican form Of govern.
m,nt for The District Of Columbia.
A report Of the proceedings Of the
meeting informs us that this resolution
was adopted with enthusiasm"
l. lisa fair conclusion that { a large
mas, meeting of workmen dl I make
tlis demand with euthusi8sm an tlfort
at once earnest and persistent wi. be
made promptly 10 bring the matter Of
the demand TO the attention Of Congress
and to secure It's speedy enactment into
law. But the probability Is that the
demand was perfunctory, and will
result IN no action on the part Of the
demanders / will rest until on some
other occasion 20 Is again proposed 10
another meeting, when it will be
adopted again with enthusiasm, and
Then, as before, will be laid aside for
IeTiuucjory use az some other time and
place.
The fact is, the thing demanded IS
something that the pToperty,holders Of
the Capital will be unwilling 10 con-
cede, for the reason that a republican
form Of government In the District Of
Columbia means negro domination,
and IN the popular belief, resulting eX.
Iayagance In public expenditures,
corruption in administration, and
general decentralization and confu-
sion. Because negro domination did
produce here these very results, the Re
publican party took from the District
ihe republican form Of government it
formerly possessed, and also took the
ballot out Of The hand of the
citizen Of the District, saying 70
The white citizen The ballot can
not be taken from the negro unless
IL is taken from you also, and you
know that The continued exercise Of
The right Of suffrage By the negro means
disgrace in the eyes Of the world. and
In effect The condscati0n Of all private
proper y. Therefore, you must suffer
PalT.olically If not unc0mplainingly
tbs outrage upon your rights"
10 this way even the form Of rspub-
lican government in the District Of Co
lumbia was bi0lted out and c7nse-
quenliy Il viii take something more
than peTfunct0Ty demands by public
meetings 10 restore focal self-g1yern-
ment 10 the Capital District But what
else can De done effectively, and viii
anybody DO anything else and if 50,
Hheny
The daily critic., 1890-09-19

by the Nicksburg convention 20 a re-.
markab'e degree
a significant fact Of this change
NAV be observed n the language Of the
rresert River andHarhor bin. Instead
of. as in an previous bills Of the kind,
inserting The clause, provided that mo-
part of thi. SUM shall be expended in
bui'dinror repairing lcveos etc the
commission is left unrestricted. and
authorized 20 cNpond the approPrii-
tion as, in It's Judgment may be
best
As one of Tie immediate results Of
the efforts of thi. committee 10 may be
assumed with much assurance that the
appropriation of $200olCo as fixed by
tn, House in the River and Harb1r bill
for the Mississippi River below Cairo
was raised to $500, eco by the Senate.
BY referring TO the statements made
by tie commission before the Senate
committee &c will be observed that with
enc cr two exceptions, the entire com.
mission. with several Of the Government
engineers agreed in the opinion that
leyees were necessary in the improve.
mcut of navigation.
The executive committee congratu
late themselves and the friends Of river
improvements that the outlet system
and all other systems Of improvement,
except that adopted by the Mississippi
River Commission, have been virtually
abandoned, until q more thorough and
extended test has been made Of their
plans, Of the success OF which there re.
mains but little doubt