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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-18
IT GROWS ON TREES.
A Specimen OF the Southern Staple for
the Sandwich Islands.

From the Oh arleston News and Courier.
W. G. Hinson has received a very in
teresting letter from friend in Honolulu
In which he incloses a specimen of tree
cotton grown on the islands. The writer
speaks at some length of cotton raising
there and goes on to tell of what fine
place Honolulu is after all. With little
omission the letter is as follows:
The seed came duly to hand and
nave been trying my hand at raising the
same. There IS saying here: Find
something that you can raise at a profit
ana something will be found to kill it, |
planted first in December The seed was
up in six days, but from that on some
thing killed it when young. This | found
was cut worm. When bigger louise
alJacked 1t and killed Jhe young plants.
MY first bed of only 500 feet square ! had
plant three times before | got q good
stand The louise still hangs on and is the
worst trouble yet other than the cut
Worm. From the first bed l expect to
nave cotton in about two weeks, as the
polls look quite as if they would break
Many of the first planting are ~ feet
nigh and heavy with bolls. AS soon as |
geJ sample will send you some. The
last or March | planted about two acres,
ana IL IS growing well, barring the cut
worm, which has been actively at work
! am using paris green wash, one pound
10 the acre, put on with a sprinkler, but
GO not know if it is effective.
We have native cotton which grows
on tree and has bolls all the year.
hclose small sample to show what it is
sent sample to Boston, but have not
mad an answer. You are no doubt well
posted now as to where the Hawaiian Is
Iahqs are, owing to our revolutions and
applications to the United States Give
inns country with it's fertile soil and
splendid climate good government, and
mat through the United States, and IL
"lli be Gods own The white people,
ana most OF them are property owners,
are determined that the reign OF fraud
must stop, and That if the United States
"lll not take charge of US we shall have
10 try John Bull.
We have fine man here, Mr.. Blount
OF Georgia, and ] sincerely trust he viii
make such report that MIR. Cleveland
cannot help but push the matter and l
sincerely trust that ] can entertain Mr..
and Mrs Blount before they return"
., The sample of tree cotton sent by Mr..
hlce is one that would open the eyes Of
many South Carolina planter. IL is
!9ng staple, q coarse fiber cotton, and I'm
.he local market would probably class as
middling.
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eEoReIA's NEW aEoLoGIsT.
Professor Yeates Pays His Respects
to the GoVernor.

Atlanta, Ca, May 17.-Prof Yeates,
the new state geologist, arrived from
Washington last night and to-day paid
his formal respects to Gov. Northen, who
had just returned from Nashville In or
der to prevent a repetition of the state of
feeling that existed among the old geOlo-
gists the board will appoint as assistants
whom ever Prof. YeateS recommends.
The department has never been a success
on account of internal strife, but the
board win now see that there is no OBJ
struction of this kind to the important
wodk of the geological survey.
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One Of pepew,s Stories.

Speaking Of the way some Of his pet stories
were denuded of pith by those who, after
hearing them from his lips, told them to
others, Chauncey Depew said recently: "A
coon story / told in Boston half g dozen years
ago is still going the rounds. have collected
100 versions of il. and l would not venture to
guess how many have escaped me. Were il
not thatl caught the first ones and followed
up the trail l would never, within a month
after telling IL, have recognized my own story.
The great joke is that have heard gentlemen
repeat one or other OF the emasculated YER
siOns with the assurance that they were
among the hunters.As the yarn went some coon
barking around big sycamore on the edge
OF a shallow stream. The hunters thought
they saw the coon in tle tree top and one
fellow CLIMBED to shake il of. Fifty feet or
so above the earth the climber encountered o
big bump that enCircled the tree With great
difficulty he at last climbed over the Obstruc-
tiOn and was much chagrined 10 find that
what he took TO be q coon was but a woody
exCresceuce. Then he Skinned down TO the
bump. over which he Slid feet first. but
wrigRle and stretch as best he could he could
not bring his legs TO the trunk below. The
bump prevented IL. lie crawied up again and
shouted TO his comrades. 20. lCrdy. boys m
freed stead OF the coon, an i u stay here tin
Gabriel blows less the river rises fifty feet
an hOats me on some OF the adaptations
picture the coon sitting on the bump holding
the hunter at bay. others have the river ms.
ing IN the nick Of time. and "a third class bring
the other hunters up the sycamore and over
the bump until The three are trCcd and pray
inc for nigh stage Of water
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MEDICAL
ANTER WTHE NPLP.n

AFI EH " 7 III UflIT,
or in ccnvalescence from pneumonia, fe-
vers, or other facilitating diseases, your
quickest way to get flesh and strength is
with DR.. Pieroe's Golden Medical DiscOv-
cry. That gives purity to your blood,
plumpness to your body, and puts every
function into perfect working order. 1t
makes thoroughly effective every natural
means of repairing and nourishing your
system For pale, puny, scrofulous child
rem, especially, nothing approaches it,. It
builds up completely their flesh, their
strength, and their health.
The Discovery" is the only gudrGn-
teed blood medicine. In the most stub
born, Scrofulous, Skin or Scalp Diseases,
Eczema, Salt rheum, and every kindred
ailmenJ, if it doesn't benefit or cure, you
have your money back.
Iru DI. Eagals RamadN for ZnIr Catarrh.
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Small Tawk-Don't you think it dan
gerous to wear so many diamonds at a
public BALI Blooming Bud-O, / have u
detective following me all the time.
Small Tawk- Heavens? why didn't you
say so before. I'm married. Vogue.
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T .EESBURG INN, Leesburg, Va under the
A management Of A. d. Wright proprietor
Wright's hotel, Charlottesville Va). One OF
the most delightful summer homes in the
mountains of Virginia. Hot ana cold baths.
electric lights and bells in all the rooms. A
beautiful and extensive park adloins the Inn.l
The celebrated P9onian Spring water free to
guests. Address A. ID. Wright Leesburg, Va.
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Local Record for the Morning News
Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity.
till midnight, May 1s 1893: Fair; warme.:
west to northwest winds, becoming variable.
Ohcial forecast for Georgia till Friday:
Northwest winds; slightly warmer in the in
terror
Comparison of mean temperature at Savan-
nah, Ga, May Il, 1893, with the normal for
fbP dav
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"Van Dobbles occupies a very high po-
sition in his art" she remarked TO the
painter, Yes; / believe he is engaged in
frescoing ceiling at present. Washing
ton Star
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Falk Clothing Co.
CHEAP ADVERTISING
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS Is Words or more,
in this column inserted for ONE CENT 4
WORD, Cash in Advance, each insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply any
thing to buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations to secure indeed any wish 60
crafty, should advertise in this column.
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Nhe--po you love mo as much as when
@ Arst became engaged; HC-As much ,
~ ~, my darling, love you thousand
Iines more. She (auAiou8ly)-l don't
ahow. George; 4 wish ! was suro OF that
= fou can Boz, dear Just think of Oh
AAaFe invested Ia yOu.-Br00klyn Lie.
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RUNS OF THE RACERS.
Outcome of the Days Events on the
Country's Leading Tracks.

New York, May 17.-FOllowing are to-
days results at Gravesend:
First Race-Five and one-half furlongs.
Correction won, with Harvest second. Only
two horses ran. Time 1:ll.
Second Race-Mile and One-siXteenth. Rus
sell won with Julian second and Long Beach
third. Time 1929.
Third Race-One half mile. 1t was dead
heat between Glance and Soprano. The
purse was divided. Queen Boss was third.
Fourth Race-One and one-eighth miles.
Charade won, with Pickpocket second and
Judge Morrow third fine l;58H
Fifth Race-Six furlOngs. HOey won with
KirkoVer second and Poor Jonathan third.
Time 1:l7.
Sixth Race-Sweepstales for 2-year-olds,
selling allowances, five furlongs Declare
won. with Duke of Fiefe second and Jennie
W. third. Time l:O44
AT CHURCHILL DOWNS.
Louisville, KY, May 17.-Five thousand
persons who went out to Churchill Downs
to-day TO see the Clark stakes run wit
messed a very tame contest for a stake
worth 81 800. Only three horses contested
for the prize-BOundless Buck Mccain
and Decapod, who was added to the list
this morning.
Lookout, the derby winner, was drawn,
his owners feeling confident that Bound
less, his stable companion, would win.
l. nc u dIh WOO EbOU anu buD NCdlllGE
bright. Following is a summary:
First Race-Five and one-half furlongs.
Culver won. with Cora Taylor second and
Kentucky Lady third. Time Less.
Second Racc-tiVe furlongs, McAllster
won, with Viola second and Jim Henry third.
Time :0l15.
Third Race-Clark stakes one aiIe and a
quarter. Boundless won, with Buck Mccain
second and DecapOd third. Time PIP.
Fourth Race-Ida PiclIwick won. with Poet
Scout second and Plutus third. Time 434
Fifth Race-One mile. Rudolph won, with
Louise second and Sabine third. Time l:432i
AT ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, May 17.-FOlowing is a sum
mary of to-day's races.
First Race-Six furlolgs. Ray s. won, with
Pedestrian second and Geraldine third.
Time 1916.
second Race-Four furlongs. Tip won,
with j. w Brooks second and Commission
third Time 0:504.
Third Race-Four furlongs. King Craft
won with Gladiola second and DR.. Park
third Time O:5l.
Fourth Race-Slx and half furlongs.
Leonard won, with Miss Knott second and
KehOma third. Time 1:2ilz
Fifth Race-Six and half furlongs. Fam
post with Lonnie b. second and Upman
third. Time ~.
Sixth Race-Sevon and half furlongs. Safe
home won. with Gen Marm3dulSe second and
Wedgodeld third. Time 1874.
THE NEW MARKET STAKES.
London, May. 1.-THE New market
stakes of $500 sOVerGigns for 3-year Odds
was won to-day by McCalmont's bay colt
lsinglasS, by IsOnOmy out of Deadlock
Lord Elbmore's bay colt Spocion, by
Hampton out of Photinia, was second and
MIR. Roses bay colt Ravensbury, by Isono-
my out of Phenitent, third.
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DR.. William Everett. who has been sent 20
congress from Massachusetts. is one OF the
best classical scholars iutho country. Hccan
quote vi hand from almost any VI the classics.
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BOARDING.
suMMER REsnRTS.

HOTEL ALBERMARLE, Charlottesville,
j 4 Va; opens June /, under the MANAGE
mcnt OF A. d. Wright proprietor Wright s
hotel, Charlottesville, Va) at the foot of the
Blue Ridge mountains: all modern improves
ments, hot and cold baths, iron and Lithias
spring water on the grounds. Address A. D.
Wright, Charlottesville.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-18

Jaspervile lots are well located high and
level and within "A few hundred yards Of the
city water works. mills, wharYcs etc. The
suburban and West End Electric railway
now being constructed viii run through this
property. Five years from now JasperVille
viii be as thickly settled AS Anderson street.
and lots will be worth fully ten or fifteen
times az much as they are selling for to-day
II you want 10 make large and sure profit
ION the Jaspervillc Club OF ., which VIII en-
titic you 10 o lot for $3.50, on terms Of 30 cash
and fiu per month and give you chance TO
get the 800 10 gold Can 10 once before you
arc too late.
EDW. w. BROWN,
Real Estate Dealer lU Bay &c. Phone aG7
lonLlgunco alMlll r.lly Do chow nrogorLy
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.-Notice is
N hereby given to all persons having de-
mands against JOSEPH j. HENDERSON,
late of said county, deceased, to present them
10 the undersigned, properly made out, within
the time prescribed by law so as to show
their character and amount; and all persons
indebted to said deceased are hereby required
to make immediate payment to me.
SAVANNAH, May II, 1893
WILLIAM ID. DIXON.
Administrator Estate of Joseph j. Henderson,
Deceased.
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LOsr.

N~<J~-~~~-~-~-~-~-~~~N~
A N unsealed letter Wednesday morning on
~ Broughton street, between Krouskoff's
and Lyons grocery. The finder will confer d
favor by leaving at this office, box ll6.
I OST, on last Sunday morning on South
IL Broad street orHabersham a ladys black
cashmere mantle, trimmed in silk embroids
cry and fringe. Reward, II returned to G. II.
Dorset, l42 Congress.
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REAL ESTATE.
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Free Drive 10 JaSparVIIa and
$500 In Gold Given Away.

JaspcrVille is the same distance from the
City Exchange as Anderson street. Yet look
at the difference in tho price Of lots.
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STRAYED.

N~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~-~-~~
GtTRAYED, weeks old dog pup; dark
~ brown with four white feet Finder re-
warded at l63 Gwinnett.
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LEGAL SALES.

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OFFICE CITY MARSHAL.
SAVANNAH, GA, May 49, 1893.
ON MAY 20. 1893, will offer for sale at auc-
~ tion ct the city pound, between the law
full hours OF sale, one dark brown COW, white
belly, both ears clipped; also one dark brown
heifer. with ears elippod said animals hay.
ing been impounded ten l0) days and not
claimed. Terms cash. ROBr. j. WADE.
City Marshal
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E7OR SALE, the largest and best assorted
A stock of white pine sash, doors, blinds.
holdings. etc, etc, in the south; also all
standard brands OF pure white leads, colors,
dry and IN all mixed paints, varnshes, etc;
mill supplies; builders hardware is my spec
ialty; lime, plaster and hair; direct importa-
lions Of ROsendale and Portland cement;
sewer, culvert and tlue pipe. all sizes. bends,
traps, Is etc; call or write for my prices and
get estimates before buying Andrew Ham
ley.
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Maximum temperature "a, minimum tenn
perature 500.
The hight of the Savannah river at Augusta
at a. m. augusta time) yesterday was go
feet, no change during the preceding "a
hours.
The Cotton Bulletin for 81 hours ending G
D. N. May L. 1898. 18th meridian time
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at ali stations.
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IT indicates trace of rain or snow
Z. II, SMYTH, Observer Weather Bureau
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- A PRESENT you have to mak0" Fc-
IA geas'. III BroughtOn, is reliable ana
moderate in his prices for finger rings car
rings, scarf pins, brooches chains and
watches.
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NOR SALE, u very comfortable and roomy
4 cottage, No. 20 Burroughs street; can DO
bought on easy terms. 9. II. Dorsett.
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MlSCELLANE OUS.

ZINE beef, veal lamb, at Bakers, corner
n Barnard and CASTOR streets. Telephone
22g
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GEE Messrs. |. d. s. r. u. LnRoche, 1i6
- Bryan street. they win sell you some OF
the finest property in the city,
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I TNCLE ADAMS pawnshop- From Look
4 ing Glass Of April 20: II is only Justice to
state that the police cOrroborate the claim
fairly conducted. If you desire a fair loan on
any article OF value call on Uncle Adam, 20
Jefferson street.
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ROOMS WAITED.

WANTED, for single gentleman. a large,
w well furnished room, eastern or southern
exposure, south Of CASTOR and west of Habcr-
sham street Address G., Morning News
4 GEN TLEMAN would appreciate home in
~ refined family, Address Il. r., Morn
ing News.
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Bull street,
- A PRESENT you have to makoY' Fc.
"A geas', III BroughtOn, is reliable and
moderate in his prices for finger rings, ear
rings, scarf pins, brooches, chains and
watches.
GEE Messrs. l. d. s. Il. u. LnRoche, li6
- Bryan street, they win sell you some OF
the finest property in the city
TONTIO! Tonuol Tonuo! The greatest
developer and restorer known to man
kind. lmpOtcucy permanently cured sue
cess guaranteed or money refunded Price
s.. send stump for sealed circulars. DR..
Miller No. 9lS 70 street, Washington, u. c.
TTNCLE ADAMS pawnshop- From Look.
4 ing Glass Of April 20: IL IS only Justice to
state that the police cOrroboTate the claim
thGls ncle Adam pawn shop Is honestly ana
fairly conducted. II you desire a fair loan on
any article OF value call on Uncle Adam, 20
Jefferson street.
MUHLBERG. the old reliable pawn
AVA broker" l79 Congress street; the Oldest
in the business; loans more money on dia-
monds, watches, lewelry, clothing, etc, than
any place in the city. Business strictly con-
ildential
old NEWSPAPERS. 200 for 25 cents, at
~ Business ONCE Morning News
lust OPENED. Southern Pawnbroker and
- Loan Office, Arthur Deutsch proprietor,
l54 Bryan street opposite Market Liberal
loans made on diamonds jewelry, watches,
clocks, clothing and any other personal prop.
erty All transactions strictly confidential.
open from a. m. to $50 p. IN.
HELP WANTED.
S~Cs~~~S--~~~~0-O~~>-~- ~-~|~|~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~
WANTED. n white cook to go to Isle Of
w Hope for the summer &c. Wylly l20
Bryan street
WANTED, u woman white or colored) to
~ GnOly "A White 10
summer G. u. RemshGrt, l5Ola Jones street
WANTED. . reliable servant to do general
w housework Apply at III York street
WANTED, competent porter in carriage
W repository; permanent employment.
Milburn Wagon Company, Bay and Mont
gomery streets.
WE want youth who can set plain type;
w must be quick and willing to work; low
wages Address Herald Publishing Company,
Hinesville, Ca.
GALAXY and commission paid al the Singer
- Sewing Machine office, 36 Whitaker street.
Apply at 8 a. N. daily. Ladies and gentlemen
only.
CALESLADY, one wanted experienced in
- the sale Of dry goods; reference required.
Address Box 2S3. Sanford Fla.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.
- ~, ~
M AN employment dS uOuHb GIRL ny IB-
W spectacle white girl. Address NJ. r.,
care of News
WANTED, by young man Of good moral
w character and trSt-class credentials, a
position as teacher in a small town or coun-
try Address j. G. Smith, 1929 Avenue X,
birmingham, Ala
DRUG clerk, two years experience and
~ good reference, will want situation June
first Address Apothecary.
ROOMS WANTED.
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WANTED, for single gentleman. large,
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MUHLBERG the old reliable pawn
AVA broker" 179 Congress street, the Oldest
in the business; loans more money on da-
monds watches iewery, clothing, ETC. than
any place in the city. Business strictly CON
ildentinl
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LNOR RENT. dwelling No. 154 South Broad
II street. Desirably located for boarding
house. Possession June1. E. w. Cubbedge, f31
Yroughton street
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TTONTIO! Tontio Tonuo! The greatest
L developer and restorer known to man
kind. lmpotency permanently cured. Sue
cess guaranteed or money refunded. Price
s.. Send stamp for sealed circulars. DIT.
Miller, No. 9lS u street, Washington, u, c.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
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WANTED q white cook. to so to Isle OF
w Hope for the summer. r. G. Wylly, 100
Bryan street,
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REAL ESTATE.

Try DR.. sage's Remedy for your Catarrh.
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WANTED, a woman white or colored) TO
w cook and wash OF White Bluff for the
summer. G. N. RcmshGrt, 1904 Jones street
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4 and Groom houses; desirably located:
II 81, 49, 50 and Sl2 per month. Solomon
Cohen.
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FOR MlSCELLANEoUs.
FOE SALE.

ITO RENT, vault next TO the city eXcha ngi
L Robert j. Wade, City Marshal
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ENOR RENT, new brick house opposite conrt
u house, III York street, from first Of June.
or viii rent In fats: all modern cOnveniences.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-30

J. w. Allen, an old MERCHANT from
Sharpsburg, Ky, who is in town buying
goods, said the other day apropos OF the
express robberies out west: "z
II remember distinctly when there was
no railroad from central Kentucky leading
TO any OF the large cities. Wd Travelled to
New York by stages, and it was hazard
Gus thing, The stages were frequently
waylaid, and the mails and passengers
robbed. I'll tell you how we used to send
money to New York to pay opr bills We
would get bills of large denomination
and cut them into two parts. One part we
would send by the mail coach one day, and
within few days we would send the OTHER
half by different route altogether. That
iessened tho liability OF losing the money,
for il only one-half of it wis stolen the
money could be redeemed as long as we
held the remainder and Receipt for that
which was stolen."-Cincinnhti Enquirer
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-05-30

i
Tive Composite Gunbeafs to bo Buils
Secretary Norbert decided upon tn
tyres OF tho three now gunboats. {,
DO Of about LEGO tons displacement
which Congress provided for last ses
Sion. The Secretary has boen In con
euitatlon with tho board OF bureat
chiefs for two days over several do
signs which they submitted for him Il
select From. and his decision to con
struct two OF the vessels on tho com
meets with the hearty lndorsera emit OF
the board who have all along APPROX
ed these plans for the new ships as the
best OF the sets prepared.
These two ships will be particularly
valuable In the Tropics, owing to the
creator comfort they will afford tht
crew by reason of the combination OIL
wood and steel which deilects tho heal
In hot weather. Less power will be
required to drive them through The
water and consequent less coal con
sumption.
The steel cruising finish deck gun
boat will have length of 220 feet
beam SO foet, mean draft OF 10Y fee
and displacement Of 1900 tons. III,
battery will consist OF eight tour-incl
rifles, four six-pounders, two one
Founders and two Gntlings and on,
torpedo tube. The indicated horse
power under forced draft will be abou
ESQ, which will drive her at q maxi
mum OF fourteen knots.
The full coal capacity will be $50 tom
and tho sail spread $3.50 square yards
The two composite vessels will hav,
the same general Dimensions, but will
draw six Inches more water. In oil
other respects they will be similar I,
the steel ship.