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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16
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Guperirteneeut oes bisfgeU 3uetabireaus
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meriobr uuo 9r. 8romunu fuS auf S:trisb
ber @ompHgnie oerhaftet rporbeu. Sie ners
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9obesceitififate erbaIten Bu babeu. giuer Der
4aeRten Der @rnpaguie 1T mad Canada eut.
fo1su. Beitere SerbGftuugea ioGeu tn Nus
fit1t ffebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16
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@IOuceFer, Maf., 10. 5auuar. -giue
Depside Gu8 SGrrinqtoR, W.@S., meIoet,
boB ber S9o0Her vSea 9ar," Gtgeabuul
oer bieFgeu Strma Sas. o. 6arr & B,a6er,
III gIande Bout, R. g, galbeitert III.
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itG 0ss @apitdRs EBorabIEa, p:rosH oers
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Size fp6tere 9epei1e r1stbet. ba5 Die
gaude 4taHLi4aft oes u8su 9Gr" gerettet
uDr6eu If.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16
NnWoerln "a nnfk.

craHtou, 9O., IS. 3auum. - 9roB=
luerfmeifcr @omberg 1T nod, immar Ourh
SrantbGit an lem 6au8 geieiislt. Der in
ScOt0oIc, Ba., BON iciuem g3icHpc Gallas
gan uplrlie Saitbefcbl ruurOe ian III iciucm
4oauie oorgelelcn. Bopoerlp erflGrte iid gGils
lens, ben &ouitabler in EN- TrteOeu5.ld)terz
Siircau AL beQlciteu uno 8irg DAFT SIT i..deH,
S0@oSi, S0oO Is ea ogs gsHi09Sa@H 0an Fs 8@ a@ @ @@
0erln ii iOmit ais in 6uit befinoltj 5u bctrat.
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/ % afRer 25fatne.
gtr 6IteFe SoBu Oes SfnatSGeSeeSars
elm Cpfsr ber @tsppe,
AfS<' 2anGtaeat, ,Gaoan9 Gao p!63E5asr
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Iaui Dee YstfprbCncm.
Baibiu9to .. g., Is. Sauuar.-
pr. Balfer Blaine, Sobu be5 StQatsiefre.
tdTe T.. .Brotnrator5 bes StaQtstepartemeut8
Itegt, tnte heute 8oCmittaB berintet piro,
iGper iranf carnteber. g. Boq fi9 Dor etIi'
den Gagen cine hefttge GrfdituHs gu, auf
mGlde cine 9nHaerentBHn6ung gefoI3t tl.
5etue SamiIte uub TreuH6e begeg ernfe
peIOIgnife, uaS cine drjtIiGe Complication
muroe i'm 2auIe bes Uadulittaga 1bgeb alien.
(Splter.) - pr. g8alfer Blaine facb nm
$50 beute AbeRO an aiHtsr 2Hugelent3ttu'
brug, berbaigefubrt bur6 &rippe Gr mar
her dltefte 9ohr tes Staatsie2retirs unb be-
i.etbCte bas Amt tes IaIpEu98s grGmiuatcr5
im 9taats6epartement. Seiue Rrlnt5eit
0auirte nur tueuige Eege, uaO ie!B 600 i1
eiH i6Derer S4lGg fit ietue bialeH Sceuaoe, I,
5oH DelGan bic Tetfen gra 52ate S0cultttag
eIfnsren, bGs Kin Sgftaub elm bebeatltGeC
mar. Die BamiIie 9iGiRe if Uog Summer
ibernaitiBt. Der Serforbene mar i4Oa tn
Der leBteu Mo&e unn0bI, g;na ieoO9 bis
gum leBteE SEre'tag tigltb ia'4 Staatsoepar,
teuent &H Cem sIDa9Rteu Eage oerI6ltm.
merte fid iein'3ufGuo oeCmaB2n, bGS Ct tdl
ned 6auie 6eBebaH uGb Al Bstt gs5ea ma5te.
gr bteIt ietae 8rauFbeit fir unbeDeuten0 Aa6
g!aubtc, Gag er biuEeH pentgeH Saaeu u!eoer
qergefeut ietn DerOe. SetcetQc Glatne gab
ON Wontag abeao in ieiaer Bobuuag, Sem
alteH Sam0rb 'idlau Sauie, an Eaggttez Bart,
Elm Diner III @brsn Oeridiebener, b09erer
BeamteH, un6 pr. gEaIfer Blaine iHlIts itt
Gu ieaem GbCHb 10 ruObl, bas CT i'm 5tanoe
mar ietr Bett auf tur5e 3sit 8u usrEQfsu NIB
ht utt zen 9iFeu IetRes S9tar5 ~ nnters
taIteu. 9r 5og it6 babel cine paitere grtats
taug gu, DeI9e Die 2uuge au8rtfT Hgo ft6
mdbreub cer Dergau92uea yia3t 81 atGter
yungeueut3iinouug ertpideIte. 6sute 1Eitb
mproe istu 5ufaHo 70 bebenflia, ba8 aua
DiItg!teoer bar camille per telegraph berbeis
getuien mur5eu. aJer Yalisat lag faF ben
aauSeu Sag i'm 8isbsroelirtnm, aleiu leta
&aO trGt am AbeHO gang unernur.et eiu.
yEar ieiGe 3nei uuUerBeiratbeteH S@neftsrE
Sarriet un0 giGrgaret parsn IN oem 3tmmer,
O6gleid ii4 bic gau3e SamiIie, nit Gusuabme
Ger Gtau @cppiuger uu0 Sanes q. Blaine,
luu., 3ur 3ett i'm 0aGie befaHo. Der SOB
par tin i4mer5IOier, 6a DER SterbeI0e mGb
reHo Der lc5ten PaGr StIabea obae 8epuBt.
telG aetcSieu mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16
sff RrinltF In lShfcnnn.

.Gubttne" rrjtibcilt, mcbrer tt Die grGran.
fungcn al Der @rppc troB oucr, Don ben
itdOuideu 8camteu gemadtcu SartuidJuu955
Oeriudc ouf acknowledgements 28,iic, uaneHts
lid inter Oen ShultinocrH. Die 3lBl Der
Sooc8fdIe lit aui iiber 100 pro Tag gsitleBcH.
6eute murOeH elf Gote5Id1e all ser @ripPe
QGnlCI0et,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16
0pmWeNgr.

8itt8burg, Pa., 10. Samlar. 49, Die
bcitigcn 9(egeugife Der leBeu q StuuOeu boz
ben Qle tlei1tren 9trUme I'M peiltbeu Bennz
iplOallieu gum 2lu8trCteu gebraht uuO be.
trGdtliden S6aoen in ben Counties Bai5iug.
ton, 8eitmorelano uno AuegheuD, Ba., iOuJe
in Der llmgcbung OOn gBbGliug, 2S. &l.,
narnrlnft Dfr NIRnen hnlrert nnr1 fnrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16
gEct,es WnrFer Ra4rRd,teef.

ReD,gorf, Is. SGnuar.-Das eros
RngnBiugebasSe Der @ebriiOer , Reilg Of
Der 9f' "A. StraBe fiug beIte frit1 6Cuer
Der an oem @ebduhe uRo Oeu Sa6aIt aEge'
rid]tete Saaoeu betrdgt cErcu $4,000.
sBIbrenb Der beute Dttttag uerfri6le
uen "a Stuubeu ereiaueteu Tb 175 EoOes:
iGue In gieDzYorf. 46 oerieI5en muroea ben
QuugeuentS SInouug, % Der 96piuOiu9t, IA
Der Breu6itis unb II Der Grippe. cOmpltltrt
nit nnbereu aranfdetteH, baupti15lt4 gun.
geueutBinOuug, 3ugeidrieben.
Seute abeuO O2rbaTrtflotrteu or2i
iuuge 0ianuer Die Ebure beS SnmeIenlabena
Der @ebrii6er 2arrbert IN Der @de Der So.
Strase uub 3. Gueuae, tuoem ite Elm Stitd
6uIs bnr9 bic @riffe an Der Ebire ido5eu,
Sie 3eridlugeu banu 6as S6aufenter, raub'
ten S6mudn6en TN Bertbe BON etma $500
nuo entfnmsu nit tbrer Beute, ObgIei1 fiG
BON mebreren PoIiBtfen oerioIgt pIr0sa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16
1Stntt5AfeR,

Ger ErdfGent iiberididte beute 0,u 5enat
6le GrrennuH9 ciner Wcr9e Dttt,rer .gofmei.
fer.
Ntaoiion Samts, rpatder in 4rfanQ8 e'neS
DtototS iibefubrt puroe uHS an 16. D. Dts.
gu sort Snitb qebdnqt fperben iallte, ii pom
PraFoCnten 5p 15.iGbri9er 3u9tb bluSarafe Be-
gnaolgt porocu.
Ger nsHe artuser Baltimore" lam belte
5n Sort ylonrce, 8a., on uuo murOe burd
Jttbcl port autgchalt.n. Spdter um Saqe,
ols ftdl Der Nebel uer5o9, fuhr Der areu,er
ipettCr mad Noriolf.
ScuotOr 9nois beridttte beute Die i'm letten
sglorat ron ihm eiugebrahte y9epeuoe.it. d"
genfontbia nem Senate 3uriid uuo empfabl
1e IN &uitrage bes Beufons s@omite'5 3ur
9lnnabme.
Ste hsuttGe sterer ginnabme betrna
sl9O,953, bic 3ouetpnabme $80O,918.
I3nr @inII 'une befiimute Raticuat. Baurs
gt'isa I'm Se'rase ucn sl53,866 tlsfsa beHte
TN GGctamte slE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16
Grnhehen.

GoIumb ia, S.=G., Is. Sauuar. -
Sin IgidtGr, ieocd) Ocutljb Wabruelmbarti
GrbfOB trut I'M GAO beute 4beno htcr ciR.
Rein G1ObeH muroc augeid)tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16
9as Gaedi tt.rntar Ea @apansa

5abuuua, IS. 9anUar. &u benz
Sdladurnicr 3niihcn @uHSbCrg uno Eidi'
goriu iauo beute oa8 ueuute Spia fd.i.
9uiclbe baurte 4 Shtnoeu uuo % 0ltmteu.
9i0@ iiinfunOoieBi8 3ugen CAB Eiqi3or,n
0a8 Spiel Otrloreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16
StIbnmnrO eEnfg gsnl.s2isit1En ..s.

u q port, N.zY., Is. San. = WtQt0 n
Dent, nelhe bor IA g2ozateu tbrea @a,te.
perIor arb irfoIqe DeFaa tl.Tu1tg wuacs
tduidte 9eFeru apeub otequimerfiGulfeit 3 %
6amiIte, ipraag o0u eiuem 5suler oes JDei
ten StodDeries berab mo ertrduite ilt q
Giuer1 SuB tteien 5rsbeE. Slr 6uro f19r.t
Die ite iHGenosu BeEiguea 81 Der ClalsAds
flG,te, no Der a0rper gefun6eu pErbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16
Sic ,@{ro. 2!uleftsauEg@e 2Iea.

@bicngp, Is, SauuaT. Scr ytlttOs
na!.gOuoeut beE Uair0s 0sAmeritlEsi6eu GtSa"
ttut heute 8ormiitag bter JuIammeH uuo
purbe Bon Z. SSomns fortune, Gfeoatteur
tes oGgt" in gfep'Dort 3ur Gr6uua8 gerG'
fen. 8eI2gaten aus 2I Stanten unS CEN
3ifriit Columbia waggu 3u8egeu, aliens Die
8eIe9Qten Sts Stcate5 SGjEoi5 Dareu 5asl=
reider, alS aua aEDerga suiammen5euoEl.
men. Sn7 Gan;en nnCgu etrDa 200 Jteggr
nuneIsHo, els sic 8er6aRlIuagsR be8duueu.
3. 3. fortune auEbe gum Y,u0UOliideu Boz
fiBer unb Z. SF. 5arlat, Jte6afteur be5 o&ou-
itIDatOrn In @b;csao, ioDia S0rrp 6. Smit1,
3ieSaftsur ter o9u5ette" In @.e0aIano 81
Ssfretdr'H erpab[;. Der 0iea Der Sormit'
t09sfBuJs L zee Ser grdeuHRg8 Der oa1'
i&!Sbeuea &1mite'n 9eDl6met.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16
& tn 8 { Is.

90 1T urtlos, Die S6atfod0c
o53nlengaen, oaB clue innBe
9ame, BeIde eiWgw
&tebEt@em Ietnt
Bat, eiaen 0tet5 6eFet, gegsn
peIdJen feIne ylibalin aeeFsone.
tneot fan'', wel9e ftdj nt5t
oeiiel6ea Sor}nge5 erfrent. SO
If 0ca9aI6 cine Sade BON BOD
jtcr 1i6tt0Rett, }aoiiien, 0afI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16

GIenn'5 S@peislieife per goIt peuanOt
far 80 Cents. 6. y. Grittcutou, g}r.
115, 6uItOnitraBe, HepsgOrI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16

SdWofcC= SGtfe

o0)WCICt= OGtIG
Gin tie uerfa8eaoc8 gess
I@0nere'n8&aettteG fit Die
9ant TT; oaB Fc ot:ieI6e ton lea
Der Spur oOn gernnftaltaag 6ss
freit, mag oisis(5e nun lit &ranGs
6after 238Ge, SOataterrprofa
fen ooer eatfteTenoen g8fds6eR
6cftc5en tub sa6 Fe oaonr8 ote
a6fo6enbRen ga8e NIT
Stro8teuoer s@6a0eH
bagIlGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16

gBien, Is. SauuRr. - Rebrere befti9e
@rberi6ittteruugeu trateR pabreRb Der Der
gangeueu JtGdt in adrutbeu Elm. Die Be-
Deauu9 8tHg BON SlbOteH nndh ROrbmeft2n.
SR ala9enfHrt par cine GbeaterO0rfeuun9
i'm @auge, aIs Der erfte 5toB 0eripttrt pur0e.
Srsenb Semaub 7ieB BEN 9iuf n5eusrm aus,
uuo Die 3ui6auer eutFiobeH IN paaii9em
S4Eedeu. gIidIt5er 8stie mlrbe 9tie'
mnpS 0erleet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16
Grb5baae oct 8nEs5Hs.
6aIias 6aafSoHar>Rotea.

Gire gefdlid)te SdnsamtSuotc, 6erie 1890,
oebef Getter "" SadiOH. Sigu,tte, nit gro.
Gem rotbm Sicgel uno Den llnteridriften Der
$50. gE. g. &Oiecran8 ala GeQtitratcr uno
Sames gE. Spatt ais Saaemtlfer, it i'm
Sfieu in Der &utuIation aufaaauht. Die
SGliduu9 ii eide ilbr armIeligc, ourd eiaen
9olSilidl Oerflrtiqte un0 ioute aui Den eriten
Slid ertanut neroen. 9as Bib Sadion's ii
idItdt getrofien unO iiebt perihmommeu ans.
9os Bdpier if p,if uu6 oitnn. Sn Der bi.
ltOriiden S3ene it oa8 Bib bes ounces flum
5n ertcnHcu, mabrenO eS in Der G9tlu gfOte
1dlali QusQeprGat iff,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16
Sane!

NpUWtS F~Wss
sur g.le i'm auslnn6e 6tIorst lnner5Glb "a |tuue.H
bu bsbeutHb berabgeieStsW $rts
9buarb &aiut,
E$t BeItinaI,sSIase gae 5oiss9lNct'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16
@teSer sine eneneLtea.

8om, Is. SauHar.-9er Bapf bat cine
gncgcIica erIaiieH, in Der er bic Brtu3ipieu
auSeiuunberiebt, peIbe ben aatbOltt;R tn
ibrea Be3iebuugeu 81 Dem StaGte aIs Ri9ts
idlanr bteHen ioaeH. @r ertldrt BARN, ote
6at9oIitsu mitBteu benz Staate in alien Din'
seu gGbCrdeu, ote Mot llageboriam gsGeus
uber cen 80ttlt6eu @ebOteu taooiUireu. S1
Ylnoern, N tpeLhen Der Staat bem fatb0I''
I@su GIaubeR oppOutrt, mu5teu oie 2ltboliD
ten ben Seiuo betd11pfen, obue ie6o9 Die
&,rfe nit trgeao elmer PO..ui9eu 8aVtsi 80
ueJblUoRu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16
9IaBuarm@en ais Smp ortartitsI.

Der StQQteietretdr bat pOr Sur3em oen
@Hatamts etrctdr cine 9lnfra9e bon =. @.
YlartiueS pen Bbilaoelpbia 8ur Seantnortung
iibumittelt, oh aus @uba ilE JortlUtc SeufttG
fer, Die on 9amentOiletten al8 Sdnlut anJe-
bla6t neroen 'oleu, Solp1idhg fuO. 6il5-
Getretdr Stfcnor bat ermiOert, oaB Die 6rlg:
1iber bic &er3Ollung OOa 8dfern pom 02partes
ment nod nidt in @rpdguug ge3ogen wor0en
f., 6aR iebod) Die 5arifbetinImUug mOua1
tebGr0e &hiere etnem gStrtb3oa 0On 20 8rOj.
81 putTmcrfen iinO, gu OerifieOeneH Ytleu
auf &Nreu, S6Jel NIB 6ide an3cnaaot
morNen 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-16
gus OCT sanoespauptIEaOs.
Qlaiare ueae 5FIrtie.-gpti6l!aae a9e reEtt:ar
RegEsrf,iue osrlsIpGa.

gBuibington, 3. g., 10. Sanuar. -
2as Senat8s 3onlite iitr 6iottenGa91lesenbttz
ten bielt bCute cine @rtraueriammung, nm Ots
Iuiidjten ber 6lottenz@ommiiiO 81 Deraebz
men, rpeld)C I'M listen CONNER pom SttrctQr
5racO eruannt muroc, nm eiHCn Ylau fdr Die
@lunourg etner DER @rUBe uno 2SirDe oet
giatien eutipr dbeuoeu Slotte 81 entDerfen.
Commodore NiC@QNn, 8rdRoent Der @ommll'
fion, &aplIdn Sampion uno SIouenbaumeliter
&ateluOoO blGten SortrGgc. Sle blltgten i'm
2lQgemenen bic pom Scuator Qale eluge,
brad]te 8iQ, rpelte Den YtGIOenttn autortilrt,
ad]t Bnricr.Sd SdlafJtldjiiie Don je 1900 bis
10000 Scrncn, 3nct 9epan5erte &uneHoer'
fbeloiqurge= =Sdlfie, orCi Tanonsnboote 0ou i
500 bis 1900 8onulu uH0 tiHf 8OrpeOObOOt
CrfGr &laiie banCn Su laNen. 9te Stll pcrmll.
ItQt IS 600 900 fir Sen Sau IND 81 100000
fir Die 8epofiHuug Der Slbr6euge. - 9ie
GommiIilon miro III ibrem Selitt al Den
Gefretdr ben 8Qu pon 102 Sd)ificn Don Oer<
id)ieoener 2irt unO @r0Be cnlpfgblen. 0em
borQel hlagencn 8lane Sufoiae ouen bteie
Gduffe III elnGm 3etraum oou IA Sahren Ct
bQut Iucrten, llno Die Softer, CinidllebUd oe5
1lnterbalta mGbrenO Der IA Sabre, m2r0eu R1
ant $3.50 100000 bllarieu. 28ie Die @Oms
milton cnaibt, tperoen Die Soften oe8 Inter.
balt8 eirer NIotte, iule Die in yragc tiebcnoe,
rlur ben pieIten She'll Der 9umme betragen,
jualdle fir Die glede 9lu8mabl Srte8Sl4lIle
Der alt:n 8aHaIt erforOQllh etn mlrot.
SariT. .Isaumeate por Dem saus SDmtts.
9aS 6au8 @pmtte iiir Niittei uu0 gStJe
buuahm htute 6ru. &barlc8 >. @lart aus
GbiIatIIphia, eiltH 6a6litanteH BON 9irargiz
it)en 9nirHmenten. M9erielbe bcfiirmortetc
bie GufsrlC0uug einCS S0ueS uon 40 BrojcHt
oui Satba,sr uno SougteS. - Ssrnb. SaroH,
ein @igolreniubrifQnt aus Baltimore Begin
iii9.c Die gQnilid): 2lbid,aiiung aller SlIau0s
{tencrn oHf Gi3arran uno EGbat. @r ertlirtc,
bic 2lufhebuu9 Der 9ttuern uero2 ben . u
br0nt uGrgy0Beyn, Die @ralie reOu3ir2n uno 10
nit 0em 8Qrmcr, ME bem @Ouiumenten Don
9iuben etu. Inter oem gsgeHwdrcigen gu
fem ialle Die 9r0Bte 2af aui Die unbemittaitcn
Slaftu. Der Wiann, pctder elne 3m2lceuts
@igaue faUie, be3able ein Seditel Der Soften
fir Steueru, oerIeuiae oa9egeu, peld)2r cine
3ehncCnt &i9drre tarte, nur ttn 0reB'8lttl.
9aS Gomite bat beibloIicn, nad nor9en
feine GfieuilideH SibuugeH mcbr ab5ubaIHn
uno nrr nod iariitIide NrgHmcntecntge9en jH
nCblutu.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-16

to be pushed straight ahead, ard the COM
mittee reported it favorably before those
who intended TO oppose it had time to pull
themselves together.
Ths details of the scheme are familiar al
ready, more or less, to the public. The
bridge starts to Hoboken, near the terminus
OF the Delaware, Lackawana and Western
railroad. and terminates at or near Four
teenth street in New York It is to be a
suspension bridge IL will be $50 feet
above high tide aud have a central span of
$3.50 feet. Its total length will be $500
feet, little over a mile. and will be made
almost entirely of steel aud steel wire. The
supporting cables will be four feet in diam
eter. There will be two towers
one at each end. They will be 500 feet
above tide, and will be constructed OF steel
lattice work on granite foundations. The
enchorages will each be larger than any of
the pyramids of Egypt. and will have tun-
nels through them at least 800 feet in length.
On computing the cost at S36. 100000 it is
estimated that the bridge alone will cost
$4,000, 900, the approaches 81, 600, coo and
the right of way slS,0O0,00 This is co n
sidered liberal estimate, and it is believed
the sum named will cover the entire ex-
pense. To have this enormous sum pledged
in advance required diplomatic skill and
great financial Comprehension, and it IS
for these traits that President Young re-
ceives deserved credit. That the project
will be successful is the confident expecta-
ton of its projectors. 1t is true the English
capital that has taken hold of the tunnel
under the Hudson. from Jersey City to New
York, will fight the bridge, and the oppo-
sition is already manifest. But the bridge
promoters say they can overcome all oppo-
sition. While the tunnel is one third COM
pleted. the bridge, if congress consents. eau
be finished before the remainder of the
tunnel is built. PAN.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-16
The Spring Medicine.

The popularity which Hoods Sarsaparilla
has gained as spring medicine is won
derful. 1t possesses just those elements of
health-giving, blood purifying and appetite
restoring which everybody seems to need at
tbis season. Do not continue in dull, tired,
unsatisfactory condition when you may be
so much benefited by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Il pur:fies the blood and makes the weak
strong. --Adv.
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Henry Winter, superintendent of the Savan-
nah Brewery, says he has had rheumatism of
the heart for several years, often unable to
walk, his pain was so intense, he had professors
in Philadelphia, but received no relief until he
came to Savannah and tried P. p. p. Two
bottles made HIM well man and he renders
thanks TO 2 z. For sale by all druggists.
LIPPMAN BROS, PRoPRIEroRs,
Lippman's Block. Savannah, Ga.
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STANDARD FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY

Cure Indigestion, Sour Stomach, Heart
burn, Flatulency, Collie, and all Diseases of
the Stomach; Costiveness, Inflammation,
Diarrhea, Piles, and Diseases ofthe Bowels;
Congestion, Biliousness, Jaundice, Nausea,
Headache, Giddiness, Nervousness, Wan
dering Pains, Malaria, Liver Complaint,
and all Diseases arising from Gorged and
Sluggish Liver. They clean the mucous
coats, reduce gorged or congested condi-
tons, break up stubborn complications, re-
store free, healthy action to the organs, and
give the system chance to recover tone
and strength. They are
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PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
AND ABSOLUTELY SAFE

For Sale by all Druggists. Price 25 cts.
per box; boxes for 65 cts; or sent by
mail, postage free, ON receipt of price.
DR.. J. H. Schenck g. Son. Philadelphia, Pa.
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sUL.M(DNEC
Rgyp
viii Cure
COUGHS, COLDS,

ana All Diseases OF the
THROAT AND LUNGS.
1t is pleasant to the taste,
and-dees not contain a particle
of opium or anything injuri-
ous It's theDest Cough Med
icine in the World. For Sale
by all Druggists. Price Sl.00
per bottle. DR.. Schenck's Book
on Consumption and its Cure,
free. Address
Dr.. J .H.Schenck g. Son. phiIa
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DIR. SCHEMCN'S
NSE:AW WI: d
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TONIC
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is q Positive Cure for
DYSPEPSIA

And all Disorders of the Di.
gestive Organs. tits likewise
a Corroborative or Strength
ening Medicine, and may be
taken with benefit in all cases
of Debility. For Sale by all
Druggists. Price, 81 90 per bot
tie. DR.. Schenck's New Book
on Lungs, Liver and Stomach
mailed free. Address,
Dr.J.H.Schenck & Son. PhIIa.
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P. P. P.
Prickly Ash, Poke Root
and Potassium.
Makes
Marvellous Cures
in Blood Poison
Rheumatism
and SCrofuIa
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and SCrofu|a

P. P. P. purifes the blood. builds up the
weak and debilitated, gives strength to weak
ened nerves, expels diseases. gives the patient
health and happiness where sickness gloomy
feelings aud lasstude first prevailed.
In blood poison, mercurial poison, malaria,
dyspepsia and in all blood and skin diseases
like blotches. pimples, Old chronic ulcers.
letter. scaldhead, we say without fear of con
tradction that P. P P. is the best blood purifier
in the world.
Ladies whose systems are poisoned and whose
blood is in an impure condition, due to men.
strual Irregularities are peculiarly benefited by
the wonderful tonic and blood cleansing proper
ties of P. P. P, Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Po-
tasum.
For sale by all druggists.
LIPPMAN BROS, PRoPRIEToRs,
Lippmans Block, Savanr ah. Ga.
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Capt. j. 7. Johnston.

To all iCliom it mau concern II take great
pleasure in testifying to the efficient qualities OF
the popular remedy for eruptions of the skin
known as P. T. z. Prichly Ash, Poke Root and
Potassium ! suffered for several years with
an unsghtly and dIsagreeable eruption on my
face. and tried various remedies to remove Il.
none of which accomplished the object, until
this valuable preparation was resorted to. After
taking three bottles, in accordance with direc-
tons, l am now entirely cured.
j. d. JOHNSTON,
OF the firm of Johnston & Douglas,
Savannah Ga
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DRY GOODS.
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CLOTHING.
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"& cool as cucumber" smile as old as it is quaint
We may apply the comparison
To our incompatible
Display of NEGLIGEE GOODS We allude more par
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MILIUS & CO.

N. B.-Did you get one of those fine cases
filed with best grade of Pins and Needles? Buy
81 50 worth of goods and get one. A few left
only.
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LIST OF PRIZE :.

We, the Undersigned hereby certify that the
Banco Nacional of Mexico, in chihuahua, has
on deposit from the Mexican International
Banking Company the necessary funds TO guar
antee the payment of all the prizes drawn in the
Grand Lottery of Juarez
We further certify that we win supervise all
the arrangements, and in person manage and
control all the drawings of this Lottery, and
that the same are conducted with honesty, fair
ness, and in good faith towards all parties.
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CAMILo ARGUEIdEs
Supervisor for the Government