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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-13
MEDICAL
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MARRIAGES.

BUCHHEIT- wILBURN. May 10th,
at the residence of the brides brother, Mr.. L.
A. Butts. Beaufort S. c., by the Rev. A. J. Clau-
then, j. j. BUCHHElT of Barlow. Fla, and Mrs.
NJ. B. WILBURN of Georgetown, s. c.
Charleston and Jacksonville papers please
COPY.
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The Macon and Atlantic.

MACON, GA, May 1.-THE Macon and
Atlantic railroad was offered for sale at the
court house steps to-day. The reserve price
was $500 900 and consequently bidders were
few and far between. There being no bid
the property was withdrawn
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Brunswick's Riflemen.

BRUNSWICK, GA, May III. Nit
Wells was tonight elected second lieuten-
ant Of the Brunswick Rifles. The com
pany decided to attend the encampment in
full force.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

MAY IL. 1892
The firm of SCOTT & COwAN, warehouse
men, is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
H. W Cowan assuming all liabilities and con
tjnuing the business. J. c. SCOTT,
H. w. COWAN
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CLOTHING.
~ $EaNRYl9
&Se@slM}M 1892

On MAY 18TH, 1z1z, the
Empress MARIE THERESA was
born at Vienna. She was a.
famous for her beauty as she
was for her intellectual gifts.
For a period of three Gen.
turtles Austria had had no mon
arch as vigorous, capable and
energetic as this ruler proved
herself to be, her capacity pro-
voking the admiration of even
her arch enemy, FREDERICK the
GREG
Provoking general admira-
ton is our elegant line of Mems.
Boys and Children's Suits, and
the extreme low prices that
prevail at APPEL & SCHAUL's
One Price Clothiers.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

very remarkable thing about the Bicycle
race is the fact that all the riders were mounted
on ORMONDE wheels. Do you want to be in
it? II 80, come and get model D with racing
tires. LINDSAY & MORGAN.
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IT Is forty years since Uncle Toms Cabin"
was published. and its author, Harriet Beecher
Stowe, will be twice that age next month.
The richest of Spanish noblemen is the young
Duke of Medina-Coeli, a youth of IL years.
His castles in Spain are very substantial real
ties.
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SESSION OF TIE SENATE.
A Number of Bills Introduced and
Referred.

A Number of Bills Introduced and
Referred.
WASHINGTON, May 12.-In the Senate
to-day among the bills introduced and re-
ferred were the following:
By Mr.. Dawes-Authorizing the Presi-
dent to proclaim a general holiday COM
memorating the 40Oth anniversary of the
discovery of America on Oct. -, 1892.
By Mr.. Hiscock-To encourage American
ship-building Extending to the steamship
China of the Pacific Mall Steamship Line
the same privileges as have been extended
to the City of Paris and City of New York..
Mr.. Call offered a resolution. which went
over without action, for the appointment
of joint committee of the two houses to
inquire into the condition of Cuba and the
islands known as the Greater Antilles, or
Windward or Caribbean Islands, and their
commercial and political relations with the
United States. and to report such legisla-
ton as may be expedient and necessary to
improve the commercial and political rela-
tons OF the people Of the United States and
OF those islands.
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MEETINGS.
MEETING FIRST 4 FOURTH DIsTRICTs.

The residents OF the above districts are in-
vited TO attend a meeting at Turner Hall, THIS
friday EVENING at O'Clock for the trans
action of such business as will come before said
meeting. By order OF
COMMITTEE FIRST & FOURTH DISTRICTS
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MOTHER GOOSE RECEPTION AND
HOOP DRILL

By sixteen young ladies in costume, assisted by
a number of gentlemen. at Yonge's Hall. THIS
EVENING at O'Clock, for the benefit Of the
First Presbyterian Church. Admission Csc;
children i5c. Tickets at the door
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CUBAN INDEPENDENCE.

MIR. Call offered a resolution, which was
referred to the committee on foreign re-
lauons. requesting the President to open
negotiations with the government of Spain
for the purpose of inducing that govern
ment to consent to the establishment in the
island of Cuba of free and independent
republic, such consent to be gwen
on the payment by Cuba TO the
government of Spain of such a sum of
money as may be equivalent both to the
value of the public property belonging to
Spain in the island and to the relinQuish-
ment of her sovereign rights; also for the
negotiation Of a treaty to secure such
material commercial advantages as may be
agreed upon.
The message Of the President on the sub
ject of an international conference on BIZ
metallism was taken up. and Mr. PETER ad =
dressed the Senate in advocacy Of free and
unlimited coinage of silver.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

On and after Feb. I, 1890, the basis of meas
urement of all advertising 10 the MORNING News
will be agate or at the rate Of 81 20 an inch for
the first insertion No Special Notice inserted
for less than 81 90
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THE CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANK
ING COMPANY OF GEORGIA,
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Raining at Spring Hill.
SPRING HILL, GA, May 12.-Rain has
been falling here at intervals in the most
glorious quantities since Sunday afternoon,
and the farmers are much encouraged.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
--~----~-------~-----~-
BORROWERS OF MONEY
CAN ALWAYS BE Accommodated

IAN ALWA1S DE ACCOMmODATED
THE CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND I'M
PRovEMENT COMPANY.
A home" company. organized by home"
capital and managed entirely by home peo-
pie.
It's plans of lending are equitable and reason
able.
1t is managed economically, and therefore no
large expense account increases installments of
borrowers
A definite contract as to the number of
months in which the loan is to be returned is
made with each borrower.
Applications for loans are acted upon
promptly, there being no "out-of- town Office
TO be heard from. No red tape" no ''circum-
locution."
Borrowers have no turns" that is they do
not have to wait; the money is always ready.
Bad business or bad management sicut no fig.
pres 10 the case" in prolonging the payments Of
borrowers.
THIS COMPANY CONTROLS A FUND OF
NEARLY A HALF MILLION DOLLARS
and gives preference to Real Estate Loans on
long periods.
HOW TO GET $4,000.
You can borrow 81, 600 and pay back principal
and interest by paying $l2.5O per month for 100
months. You can borrow $4,000, $1,000, $4,000,
IS, 900 or $4,000 on the same plan.
OFFICERS:
j. H. ESTILL, President.
C. H DORsETT, Vice President.
W. P. sCHIRM, President pro tenn.
MI. soLoMoNs, Secretary aud Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
b. r. SMART, WILLIAM KEHOE,
LEE ROY MYERS, H. G. CUNNINGHAM,
F. H. THOMSON. w.P. sCHIRM,
c. H. DoRsETT, G, S. ooNNERAT,
W. @. COOPER, MI. soLoMoNs.
MONEY TO LOAN
On the monthly payment plan, with interest at
the rate Of per cent. per annum.
THE TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY
VIII loan money for the purpose of building or
purchasing homes
TIME-Twelve to sixty mouths or even
longer If desired.
The advantage offered by this company is
CERTAINTY.
When you borrow the money you receive a
bond in return specifying the surrender of your
security upon the payment of that amount,
with interest, the whole being divided into
monthly payments, fixed an certain,
NO CONTINGENCIES.
1875 CONGRESS STREET.
TO THE PUBLIC.
All persons are cautioned against purchasing
that tract of land in Chatham County Georgia.
Immediately south Of the extended limits Oh
the city of Savannah, known as the BRANCH
TRACT, containing One Hundred and Seven
Acres, more or less, bounded on tho north nv
Estil Avenue, east by Waters Road, south by
lands Of Barstow, and west by lands of Gen. 4.
r. Lawton. as have made q contract for the
purchase thereof, and intend to apply to the
courts for specific performance Of the con-
tract. J. n ESTTTT
SAVANNAH Aup an 1919
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UVINN AfN- NgsIN INELIlg
Adjutant and Inspector General.

cUARTERMAsTER GENERALS CIRCULAR.
Quartermaster General A. J. West has
issued a circular giving information with
reference to the supplies of the camp and
how they will be given out. Following is
the full text of the circular:
QUARrERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE, !
ATLANTA, May II, 1892. {
Circular No. ..
For the guidance and information OF the
troops arranging to go into the state encamp-
rnent at Camp Northern. Griffin, Ca, deem il
proper to issue this circular.
The encampment begins at 10 O'Clock a. m.
on Tuesday May q, 1892.
First Week-First regiment in command of
Col George A. Mercer, q be succeeded each
week by other commands as mentioned in the
orders of Adjt. Gen. Kell.
! will mail with this circular to each com.
mand transportation orders authorizing the
the state when properly certified to and ap-
proved
Tents, with flooring of dressed lumber and
bedticks, filled with either clean. bright, dry
straw or excelsior, will be in readiness.
Close cook-houSes, mess halls shower bath
houses. bathing pool, sinks. ETC., have been con-
structed, ahording protection in case Of bad
weather.
Each company will be provided with a cook
stove OF sutncient size and the usual accompany
ing utensils.
Spades, shoyels, wheelbarrows and brooms
VIII also be supplied by this department An
amount deemed sufficient by the advisory
board has been set apart for the purchase Of
medical supplies for each weak-the same to
uent.
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You can borrow 81. 600 and pay back principal
and interest by paying $3.50 per month for 100
months. You can borrow $4,000, $1,000, $4,000,
S.. 200 or $4,000 on the same plan.
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]. H. ESTILL, President
C. H. DORsETT, Vice President.
W. P. SCHIRM. President pro TEN.
N. J. sOLOMONS, Secretary aud Treasurer.
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MONEY TO LOAN

On the monthly payment plan, with interest at
the rate Of per cent. per annum.
THE TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY
viii loan money for the purpose of building or
purchasing homes.
TIME-Twelve to sixty months, or even
longer If desired.
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THE CHATHAM REAL ESTATE AND I'M.
PRovEMENT COMPANY.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-02

Col. Matt NJ. Cooper's cIatksburg
SIN is shining again after brief
eclipse. In its leading editorial be
pays his respects TO the people who
sought to down him. His language is
forcible if not elegant. He says
"The dirty anddamnableconspiracy
by which we were deprived Of the press
we were using is still fresh in the
minds Of an indignant people, and has
recoiled upon the contemplate and
cowardly ours who sought to destroy
our honorable enterprise, and covered
them with cloud Of contempt and
scorn from which they will never re-
cover. We here and now declare war
to the knife, and knifeto the hilt upon
the Patton, Hurry, Smith combination,
known as the Ners- Guard. We state
here and now that no man in any wise
connected with this concern, which is
fast crumbling to pieces, shall receive
the nomination or be elected to any
Office Of emulation or trust within the
gift Of the Harrison county Demo-
cracy.
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NUGGETS OF NEWS.

The late Mr. Parnell's Avondale estate
in Ireland is to be sold.
The concierge may lose his eyesight
from the dynamite explosion at the Prin-
cess of Sugars Paris house.
The Queensland government has de.
cided, in consequences Of the large number
Of unemployed workmen in the colony, to
prohibit immigration for the present.
Muir, the London shoemaker, who muir.
dered d woman named Sullivan in the
Whitechapel district, was hanged yester.
day in Newgate prison.
PastorLinehan, OF St. Mary's Catholic
church at Biddeford, Me-, announces that
henceforth he will decline to administer
the sacraments to any parishioner who
sells liquor on the Sabbath.
Warren Corning and Julius French, two
whisky trust directors living in Cleveland
were arrested yesterday on the Boston in.
dictment. DISPATCHES received this morn.
ing announce The arrest of the other In.
dixted officials, All furnished bail.
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REWARDS FOR BIBLE READERS.
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TIM IsDrANAPoLrs STRIFE.


A Asceivsr's Appointment Brings q
Temporary Cessation Of Hostilities.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 2.-The
street car difficulties have been settled,
temporarily at least, In very emphatic
and unexpected manner. On applica-
ton Of w. B. Fishback, John w. Kern
and few other prominent citizens
Judge Taylor, Of the superior court, ap-
pointed Thomas Steel receiver Of the
Citizens' Street Railway company. The
applicants for the receivership allege
that President Frenzel is incompetent,
and that continuance of the strike,
which is the result of that incompetence,
may result in bloodshed. Mr.. Steele
was for many years superintendent of
the company, but was removed by Presi-
dent Frenzel when the latter accepted
the position of president.
Receiver Steele promised to have the
cars running yesterday, but as he had
secured possession of but one barn his
promise was not fulfilled. All the other
barns were securely locked and barred
by the company. President Frenzel
went into court and asked for an in
juction against Steele.
As the company is perfectly solvent
the appointment Of areceiver has caused
not little surprise. This, of course,
has been construed as partial victory
for the strikers. and it was celebrated
by organized labor in street parade of
50O or 800 men, headed by q brass band.
The court will refuse to take any ac-
ton on President Frenzel's application
until he turns the entire property over
to the receiver.
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An ruportsni Tax r1..1nr. frirpdncsd.
4ooo Tack nIsa sun Active.
Thr1ToH. March 2. Speaker Bergen,
through Mr.. Hardin, has introduced .
very important measure. Il provides
that every telegraph, telephone, cable
and express company shall be taxed 2
per cent. ON gross receipts; every gas and
electric company one-half Of / per cent.
upon the gross amount Of receipts; each
oil and pipe lines company eigh-tenths
Of | per cent. Of its gross receipts; every
insurance com pany other than life in.
surance, per cent. Of its gross receipts;
and each life insurance company per
cent. Of its surplus last December.
There is plenty Of racing gossip. From
the conference Of the 0uttenburg and
Monmouth park managers Monday night
a compromise is believed to have been
arranged which win be satisfactory, and
the passage of which will be strenuously
urged. 1t provides for thirty days rae
ing in the summer, with d provision that
the board Of freeholders III any county
may extend the time IL it chooses. The
racing men are confident such bill
would pass the house, but they are afraid
OF the senate.
Mr.. Coles bill to prevent judges from
punishing for contempt persons fairly
criticising the court came mp on third
reading IN the house and created sharp
debate and considerable excitement.
Opponents Of the measure claimed that
it was political bill, the fruit Of perso-
nal animosity, and not proper measure
to pass. Cole denied that It was po-
litica1 bill The bill was defeated, there
beng but two votes in the affirmative.
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senator Marsh for Congress.

ELIZABETH, N. j., March At ID
rnmored in political circles here that
the Democratic leaders have decided to
bring forward Senator Marsh. of Union,
for congress in the new district if the
present rivalry for the nomination be-
tween John T. Dunn, Of Elizabeth;
Frank G. O'Reilly, of Orange, and
james A. MARITIME, of Plainfeld, be-
comes 50 hot as to endanger the pros
poets OF the party carrying the district.
The party leaders say that they do not
feel like taking chances with q weak
candidate against such strong man as
Mayor Rankin or ex-Assemblyman VOor-
hees, one of whom is tolerably certain
OF being the Republican nominee.
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Colonel Ingersol has sued the Rev.
A. G. Dixon, of Brooklyn for libel.
laying his damages at $1,000. When
the case comes up We shall probably
have to send to India for "a jury. OF
course, the clergyman will see that no
infidel gets on the jury, and the Colon
Ell will certainly not submit his claims
to a christian jury. AS for DIR. Dixon,
he is up and ready for the contest. He
welcomes the great Agnostic to court
with the degree Of enthusiasm which
Tom Corwin hoped the Mexieans would
manifest In receiving our soldiers upon
their sacred soil.
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Powderly Can't Prove Il.

SCRANTON, Pa, March g. General
Master Workman Terrence v. Powderiy
of the Knights Of Labor, has forwarded
to Attorney General Hensel an answer
to the notification received by him to
appear Thursday at an investigation
into the Reading railroad consolidation.
In this answer Mr.. Powderly says he
has no knowledge whereon he could
make affidavit Of the charges or allega-
tions; that he was prompted to enter
complaint by what passed between him
and Governor Pattison in II interview
in which the governor was quoted as
saying he had no knowledge of the ex-
istence of such q combination, but would
entertain any complaint of the abuse or
misuse OF corporate franchises"
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II there be one single workman in
the United States whose wages have
been raised one cent by the Mckinley
law he should make haste to communi-
cate with the chairman Of the House
.coM4aittee on manufacturers at Wash
sington, as that committee has been in
:structed to hunt for him in connection
with its investigation Of the sweating
.system,Y
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The dangerous and unsightly trolley
does not seem to be badly wanted in
Philadelphia, where they grew so Wild
~ enthusiastic for the Reading IDEAL. 9
II looks as if the newspapers Of that
town would more readily submit to a
constitutional violation than a deface-
ment Of a thoroughfare.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-02

The country is. one step nearer to
accurate knowledge of what rights the
United States obtained in the control
Of the waters Of the Bering Sea by
the purchase Of Alaska. The condi-
tions for arbitration between this coun-
try and England agreed upon by the
diplomats must be ratified b. Congress
and Parliament; but it is hardly doubt
full that they viii befound satisfactory.
1t is better to arbitrate than to fight;
and the English speaking nations have
probably for second time set the rest
of the world a good example in this re,
spect.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-02

A United States Grand Jury has in
dicted the whiskey-trust officers for
conspiring against the peoples inter-
ests. When will indictments be found
against the coal conspirators for like
offense of much greater proportions
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-02

Famine in Northern Hungary and
terrible sufferings among the poor Of
vienna have now to be added to the
ills with which Europe is afflicted. But
nothing has yet been heard Of the
Cars AID the Kaisers disbanding their
standing armies and seeking to de-
yelop the industrial resources Of their
countries.
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Whitman Has ! Relapse.

CAMDEN, N. J., March 2.-Walt Whit
mans condition is reported to be worse
than for several days past, the aged poet
not resting as easily as he has been do
ing. he was greatly pleased with a
sympathetic letter which he received
from Alfred Tennyson. The physician
does not express himself as looking for
immediate dissolution, but says it may
come at any time.
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List Of EiduCiaries,

Whole accounts are before the undersigned
Commissioner of Accounts of County Court OF
Berkeley County for settlement I'M
F. Vernon Aler, Trusteeship, John NJ. Former
Given under my hand, as Commissioner of
said Court. at my office, at the Courthouse of
said County, the 25th day of February, 1892.
229-2w. J. TAPICKING, Com'F.
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POLITICAL GOSSIP.

How the Democratic and Independents
Press Regard the Proceedings.
Now we know better than ever be-
fore that Secretary Blaine is not a can
didate for the Presidency. Like care
full Martha, his mind is numbered with
matters Of lesser import. Philadelphia
Record.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-02

A company lately formed in New
York is making money by furnishing
seatries whose province it is to keep
unwelcome visitors from the portals Of
millionaires' dwellings,. The scheme
is, Of course, an outcome of the late
eruption of gripsack dynamiters. If
its scope could be widened sufficiently
to take in the multitudinous bores Of
lesser degree there might be found a
permanent paying field for it.