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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-31
MELDERMA

Is Toilet Powder that disrels the disagreed
BILE odor arising from Precipitation.
Defensive Fluid cleans clothing, etc, without
injuring the fabric
Pure spices in bulk, warranted free from
aduIteration.
Cider Vinegar, maze from apples No acids
used in its manufacture
SoLOMONS 4 CO.,
Market Square and Bull st. Branch.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
HAIR BRUSHES.

We have just received a fine line
of HAIR BRUSHES, which we are
selling very low. Call and see them.
HARVEY & BUssEY,
81 Bull street,
StrOnE's stand.
Agents for Wagner, the Florist.
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Tired Women

Should stop and consider the dangers
which threaten them because OF their
weakness, languor and lack OF ambition.
Thousands of women find their strength
unequal to the demands OF duty. And
yet there is no escape from the incessant
round of care and toll. They must have
strength. How shall it be given2 By
building up their systems through puri-
fed, enriched and vitalized blood.
Hoods sarSaparilla will give them
strength because it will make their blood
pure and enable it to feed the nerves upon
proper nourishment. 1t will create an
appetite, tone the stomach and invigorate
every organ. 1t is what tired women need.
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NOW SUPPLIED
IN SPLITS"
Ask for &" Splits at the
Restaurants and Bars.
FUNERAL INVITATIONS.
!
I FAHEY.-The friends and acquaintances
/ OF Mr.. and Mrs. N. a Fahey and Mr.. Rich
/ ard +. Dooley and Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.
/ DOoley are invited to attend the funeral of
Mrs. NJ. A. Fahey from her late residence,
I l26la West Broad street. at o'clock this
! afternoon.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RESOLUTION
Adopted in Council May %, 1895.
City OF Savannah once Clerk OF Council,
| MAY %. 1895.
/ Resolved, That his honor, the mayor, be, and
/ he IS hereby authorized to permit the officers
/ OF the city government in the city exchange, or
as many OF them as he deems best. TO close
/ their otflces daily during the months OF June.
/ July and August at p. m.
| In accordance with the above. his honor, the
mayor. has authorized the following ON ces to
| close at p. m: Once Clerk Of Council, ONCE
I City Treasurer. office City Marshal, once City
7's '''N'' '''''' "''' a. 4. MANUCY.
| Clerk of Council.
NOTICE TO CITY COURT JURORS.
Jurors discharged until this day are further
discharged until Monday, June 3, at 10 o'clock
a. m. BY order of
All. MACDONELL Judge c. C. S.
WIN. P. BAILEY, Clerk c. C. s.
NOTICE.
Commencing with Saturday, June LIST. and
until September list, our stores will Q closed
on Saturdays at . p. m.
FRETwELL & NICHOLS.
NJ. :. & D. A. BYCK.
LOST.
Some one has my black and tan dog. The
party having same will Please let me know. so
that may send for it and reward him if it is
necessary.
WI. LINDSAY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
All bills against the steamer FLORA must
be presented to N o. Tllton. treasurer will
mington Island Pleasure and Improvement
Company, corner Bull and Second avenue, on
! or before June 1895.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Neither the captain nor consignees of steam
ship LEVEN will tie responsible for debts in
CURED by any member of the crew
J. NJ. LANG & CO.,
Consgnees.
THIS is THE SEASON FOR PICNICs.
100 boxes Fancy Lemons at 15c dor.
rs Cases POtted Ham mt SC.
10 Cases POtted Ham Mt Toe.
Quart bottles Mixed Pickles at 25c.
Pint bottles Mixed Pickles ut 15c.
Holmes d Coutts' Fancy Crackers,
at 200' %IXaEi ISL y
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
THESE GOODS AND CAN MAKE YOU
LOWEST PRICES ON QUANTITIES.
EST. s. w. BRANCH.
BUSINESS KEPT RIGHT UP BY
KEEPING PRICES RIGHT DOWN
When we get a chance to figure on your gro
ceries We never lose an order or a customer
Try US on your months supplies, Our wagons
will do the rest.
California Oranges
Fresh Pineapples,
Fine Bananas.
Evaporated Cherries,
Evaporated Pears.
Evaporated Peat hes,
Apple Butter,
Smoked Beef Tongues Qarge)
Kippered Herrings.
Herring In Tomato Sauce,
Soused Mackerel.
Root Beer Hires.
Pettyjohn's Breakfast Food
Health Food Co S Wheatena.
We have the largest line Of Fancy Crackers
in pound packages and cans of any house in
this city. We are built for the grocery bust
ness Try US and see.
The Up-toDate Grocers,
JOHN TEA EVANS g. CO.,
1872 Congress street
| ~ FOR MEN> OF BRAINS
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IT'S a FACT

Tint buying cigars in some stores is like
throwing dice; it's shaky business -
In society man is known by the company
he keeps.
In business man is known by the quality Of
goods he sells.
On the street man is known by the cigars
he smokes.
The dealer who sells the INFANTA EULA-
LA and LIE PANIC CIGARS is a level
headed business man and the consumers who
smoke these brands are men Of judgment and
discretion.
MORAL-Always ask for and see that YOU
get the INFANTA EULALIA when you want
a ten cent cigar, and for a nickel take only the
LIE PANTO.
AIT,
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Some one has my black and tan dog. The
party having same will Please let me know. so
that may send for it and reward him if it is
necessary.
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NOTICE.

Commencing with Saturday, June Ist and
until September list, our stores will 9 closed
on Saturdays at . p m.
FRETwELL & NICHOLS.
NJ. = & d. A. BYCK
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TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC.
All persons are cautioned against pur.
CHASING that tract of land in Chatham
county, Georgia, Immediately south of
the extended limits of the city of Sayan-
nah, known as the Branch Tract. con-
tanning one hundred and seven acres.
more or less, bounded on the north bv
Estlll avenue. east by Waters road, south
by lands OF Barstow, and west by lands of
Gen. A. K. Lawton, as 1 have made a
contract Tor the purchase thereof, and
intend to apply to the courts for a spe-
cihc performance of the contract
Savannah. Avg. sO.1sss. -
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NOTICE TO CITY COURT JURORS.
Jurors discharged until this day are further
discharged until Monday, June 3, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. BY order of
A. H. MACDONELL. Judge C. c. S.
WIN p HALEY Clerk G C. 6
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Neither the captain nor consignees of steam
ship LENEN will he responsible for debts in
CURED by any member of the crew
j. NJ. LANG & CO.,
Cons'gnees.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RESOLUTION
Adopted in Council May %, 1895

Adopted in Council May %, 1895.
City Of Savannah, once Clerk OF Council
Nav % 1895.
Resolved, That his honor, the mayor, be, and
he IS hereby authorized to permit the officers
Of the city government in the city exchange. or
as many OF them as he deems best. to close
their offices daily during the months Of June,
July and August at > o. m.
In accordance with the above his honor, the
mayor. has authorized the following ON ceS to
close at p. m. Once Clerk Of Council, ONCE
City Treasurer. office City Marshal, ONCE City
Engineer, Office Water Works.
A. n MANCCY.
Of
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PURSUED BY MAIDENS.
FATE OF A MAN WHO FELL HEIR
TO A FORTUNE.
a New York Lsborer Comes Into an Es-
tate Worth Several Million
Dollars

MAYS LANDING, N, Y, Jan. %. Frank
Burgess, a lsborer employed on the farm
OF Captain William Burgess. his uncle,
near the Camden and Atlsatic railway
st Hammontown, it now appears, will
come into share of millions instead OF
Thousands. The good fortune OF Burgess
comes through the death of Manderson
Bsnga, bis mothers brother. living in
Melbourne, Australia. Burgess was
notified of his fortune by lawyer who
Visited few days ago at the home OF
his uncle. The lawyer urged Burgess to
accompany him back to New York and
take a stesmer for Australis, and al
though the visitor offered to pay oil the
expenses Burgess declined to 60. Bur-
gsss is % years old. ia Intelligent, steady
aHd Industrious and highly regarded BY
all with whom he comes in contact. He
ssems completely dszed by this good
fortune and says it seems to be too good
TO be true.
Ever since il became known that he
was an heir to possible millions, all the
marriageable msidens of the town have
in the young man. The young men
look obviously upon him, while the
young girls smile 40 sweetly that the
future rustic Cresus scarcely knowa now
to carry himself Mr.. Bangs. Burgess
deceased uncle, from whom the inner :
itance comes, formerly followed the sea
but settling in Australia. purchased
thousands OF acres OF land very cheaply.
The land increased in value rapidly, and
at his death WAC estimated to be worth
several millions. His wife died come
years before him and his only heir was
son, who has since died, leaving Bur-
gees and two sisters the huge fortune.
Burgess, with his ssters and friend
are residents OF Hammontown, and will
leave in few days for Australia, and
after legally settling the matter, will
return to Hammontown.
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SANTA MONICA AROUSED.
THAT LAST WEEKS STORM CAUSES
MORE TROUBLE.
The Board OF Trade Discusses 1t in q
Special Nesting and Adopts
RESOLUTIONS.

SANTA MONICA. Jan. ga meeting
was held this evening under the auspices
OF the board OF trade, to take action in
regard to the published accounts of the
severity OF the sou'west gale that blew
in from the ocean and shook the shut
ters Of the houses.
Mr.. Mosher called the meeting to
order and stated that THE HERALD hsd
pnblished accounts OF the blow which,
according to his ideas, were somewhat
exaggerated. 1t was for the purpose OF
contrsdicting the stories regarding the
severity OF the storm. lit being ad nit
ted that storm had visited the town.
that the meeting was called.
Mr.. Mosher suggested that the proper
way to express the disapproval OF the
board of trade would be to adopt 1880
lutions. A committee was appointed,
and while they were engaged in
drafting resolutions, Msssrs. Morgan,
James and Fisher made speeches deplor-
ing the fact that storm had visited
their city and regretting that news OF
the event had bsen published in the
newspapers.
The resolutions reported by the com.
mittse, which were voluninous, were
adopted without dissenting voice. In
them it is set forth that The HERALD
misrepresented the severity of last
Thursday's storm, and in other ways is
trying to misrepresent the town.
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LYNCHING DENOUNCED.

Exciting TImo in the Nebraska Legisla =
ture,
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 30 "A most ex-
citing session in executive session oc~
Cured last night. The Barrett Scott
matter was under discussion and refer
ence was made to the resolution ds-
nouncing the lynching OF Scott, when
Edgar Howard. Democrat, arose to offer
q resolution. His resoation WAS that
the house dsnounce the lynching of
Charles Smith, a negro, which occurred
in Omaha, October 10, 1891, and in
which several hundred of the alleged
best citizens OF Omaha took part. The
whole house Was at once IN an uprosr.
Several mem bers stood on their desks
and shouted vainly for recognition.
Howard gravely said that he thought it
only right to make no discrimination
between white and colored lynchings.
The roll was called, number OF Repub-
licans voting to lay the resolution on
tho table. DR.. Ricketts,. the colored
Republican from Omaha, arose and in a
towering passion denounced his Repub-
lican colleagues for deserving the colored
man in this way. Confusion again
reigned and in a few minutes it was
greatly increased when several of them
asked leave to change their votes. The
changes were agreed to and the motion
to lay on the table was lost Then the
motion to denounce the Smith lynching
was carried by vote OF 76 to ~.
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THEY POKED FUN At Mr. GRAFT.
In Spite of His Dignity and
Good Looks.
Proceedings of the Chamber of
Commerce.
Proposition to Estsb'isb a Glass Fac
tory-New Exhibits For the
Chamber.

The board OF directors of the chamber
of commerce, who met in regular ses-
sion yesterday afternoon, had consider
able fun ct the expense OF Director
Graf. Mr.. Graft ia the handsome and
affable gentleman who 80 ably preside
over the San Joaquin valley railroad
MACS meeting last Thursday. The day
fol lowing this meeting certain morn
ng newspaper published on alleged por-
RAFT of Mr.. Graft. which made him
look more like Bowery bartender or
hesvy-jowled prizs fighter than the
refined and accomplished gen item an he
Is. This picture grsced the bulletin
board in the directors room yesterday,
and the laugh was on Director Graf.
DIRECTORS PROCEEDINGS.
There were present tho following d.
rectore: Freshman, Cohn, Eisen, Cline.
Mullen. Forman. McGarvin, Patterson,
Graf, Klokke and Jones.
The following were elected to member
ship: II. ]. Lelsudy, insurance f.
Kerkow, New Vienna buffet; w. II.
Holabird, real estate; A. w. Wright,
II
ager California Paint company.
Accommodation was read from Whit
lock & Diehl of Philadelphia with re.
gard to the establishment of glass
factory in this vicinity, and it was, on
motion. referred to the committee on
manufactures.
On motion the secretary WAS instruct
ed to write to the represe tatives OF this
district in the state legislature asking
them TO introduce bill changing the
county government act 80 as co increase
the sum allowed to be appropriated for
immigration purposes in counties of the
first class from $500 to $4,000, and in
counties OF the other classes from $1,000
to $1,000.
Alter tsansactng considerable
amount of routine business tho board
adjourned.
NEW EXHIBITS.
Following are the exhibits received at
the chamber of commerce within the
past few days:
B. Hoffman, South Pasadena, guavas.
DR.. A, q. Cook, Long Beach, black
berries.
Thos. Slower, Long Beach, vegetables.
d. A. Graves. Alhambra, pecans.
Rev. o, d. Loop, Pomona. six varie-
ties of olives.
S. A. Crane, Duarte, lilies.
Jacob Vernon, Azusa, pineapple, Par
son Brown and Washington navel or
anges, tsngerines.
j. M. Lynn, Redlands, reiains.
Frobel institute, city, case photo-
graphs.
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DISTURBANCE IN A CHURCH.
5Eorllegious Women Laugh md Inter.
ruDt the 9arvIca.

sEorllegious Women Laugh md Inter-
rRpt the Service.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, jan. ga dis
grRCofui proceeding took plaos recently
at Bstel chapel, President Dwight was
indisposed End did not officiate at morn.
ing prayers. His place was occupied by
Prof. Ladd. During the services the
students in the body of the chapel an
the women in the gallery talked in loud
voices and laughed outright When the
services were concluded the students,
especially tbs seniors, made a Wild rush
from the building, one man, senior,
having his spectacles knocked off. Prof.
Ladd stood in the pulpit astonished, and
while he attempted to demonstrate not q
word could be heard above the din.
The male faculty are indignant because
the freshmen created a disturbance ut
the Glee club'e concert. They threaten
to prevent the freshmen class taking
part in the games this year and prohibit
the freshmen from promenade when
they become juniors. The class think
the faculty are too severe and will take
official action in the matter ct once.
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Lifted by tho Wind.

BRECKINRIDaE, Mo-, Jan. 3d. During
the heavy rain and hail storm which
prevailed here Sunday night two
story farm house three miles east of
town was blown about 80 feet from its
foundation. The building, having made
two complete revolutions. landed on it's
aide intact. The family, consisting of
Mont. Mattux, his wife ana three chill
dren. were in bed ct the time of the ac-
cident, and all escaped injury except
Mrs. Mattux, whose arm waa dislocated.
Every article OF furniture in the house
wsH demolished and the walls were en-
tirely stripped OF plastering. Had Mr..
Mattux been injured the family would
have been cremated, as the room caught
fire, but was extinguisbed.
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FUNERAL OF. DIR. BURBANK.
his Masonic Brothers Pay Him the Last
Tribute of Regard.

His Masonic Brothers Pay Him the Last
Tribute of Regard.
The obsequiss of DR.. David Burbank
were solempizsd yesterday afternoon by
Rev. DR.. Munson at the residence OF the
passed away pioneer.
There were many floral testimonials,
the Burbank Thester company sending
large contribution of lilies, carnations,
violets, tmiax and ferns, representing q
stage of theater with footlights. in~
scrlbed, The Drama of Life Finis. Miss
Jefteys Lewis. Mrs. W. Il. Hug hes, Mrs.
A. l., Lsnkershim and Mrs.. John Bsr-
non also sent elaborate floral testimon-
isls, and others came from Malaikah
temple and other Masonic lodges.
Pentslpha lodge No. 202 had charge
of the ceremonies, and C@ur de Lion
commerdery, Knights Templar, acted
"a escort. The pallbsarers were W. W.
Robinson, @. W. Bush, James Gunner, J.
NJ. Johnson, @. f. Do Camp, Or. II. s.
Orme, r. r. Brown, Robert Beyrle.
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tap on Frenchy's right ear and
was coun.ered on the neck. Frenchy
attempted an upper cut, but was short
and time ended the round.
Round tenth and last-They went at
the fighting cautiously and clinched
without an exchange. Kid followed his
man to the ropes and caught him with
three awnings aud the crowd cheered in
spite of the referee. Kid bad the best
OF an exchange after this, but
could no. put out his man,
nor come anywhere near it. With q
straight left kid sent him to mis- knees.
but ne wGs up and sprinting before the
kid could gst TO him. The kid got in
two short-arm swings with little effect.
and lodged the Frenchman's last rush
with little effort.
The referee followed the call of tim
by Il declaration that the fight was
draw, % both men were able to con-
tinue.
Some interesting preliminaries were
saen before the big fight.
Bibby and Lewis wreetled st Gr@;o-
Roman. best swo in three falls. Bioby
took two straight falls, though he was 10
minutes in flooring his man in each
bout. It was a pretty exhibition, with
a good display of sciences and pretty
evenly matched psir. The first fall
Bibby got with a scramble hold on
quick turn, but the second wss done by
on pretty full Nelson as ever wreatler
gained.
There ~as four-round 60 announced
between Lisbal and SssbOld. but both
men lacked soiencs and training and
enc round and half of anothsr WAS
enough for the management.
Young Dempsey and Joe Welsh gave
q iour-round exhibition which was full
Of smuggling and as lively AS two young
and fairly clever boxers could make it.
Honors were pretty even except, per-
haps, in the third round, when Dempsey
had little the beet OF it.
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A VERY COARSE DODGE.

Chinese Thief Fe gns Illness When
Deteoted of stealing.
All Sing is very clever Acknowledged
individual but as the youth of the
Bowery would gay, "he's not in it wild
de cops"
The Cinnamon was detected stealing
a pair of spectsclss on North Main
street, and thinking he WAS about to be
captured feigned illness and at once fell
in fit. He squirmed around on the
sidewalk until the patrol wagon carted
him TO the receiving hospital.
He was apparently unconscious and
seemed to DO suffering great pain. DR..
Bryant found there was nothing the
matter with the fellow and search
was instituted for the stolen spectacles
which were found up his coat sleeve.
In the police court yesterday the China
man didn't look 40 ill, but he came
near having another eft" when Judge
Morrison sent him to Jail for 20 days.
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2 BosToN, Jan. 25.-Thefe is quiet agi-
tation going on at Harvard for the estab.
lishment OF professorship, either GEN
orally in the Slavonic language or sps-
officially in the Russian tongue. The
names OF two men have been mentioned
in connection with the proposed new
chair. One OF these is Prince Volkou-
ski, Russian noblsman, who stands
high in the estimation of the imperial
government. Last year he delivered q
lecture here. The other man who has
been mentioned ia Nathan Haskell Dole.
graduate OF Harvard in 1887.
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PETER Is WILLING.
The Black Champion VIII Meet
Mitcaell.

The Black Champion VIII Meet
Mitchell.
LONDON, Jan. 23.-rhe Sporting Lif
publishes an interview with Peter Jack
con, in which the colored fighter Gays he
is perfectly willing to meet Mitchell,
but only at the National Sporting club.
for $1,000 q side. In the course of the
talk Jackson remarked that gome pow
erful motive must have indu ced Mitch
ell to alter the opinion he ha some fl We
years ago, when he drew the color line.
MONTREAL, Jan. %. Martin Costello.
known ss Buffalo" Costello. and Bill
Slaviu of Australia fought 10.round
contest with Bounce gloves here to-
night Costello won on points. Jack
Slavn and George La Blanche fought
six swift rounds. the latter being award
ed the purse for bsiug able TO stand cut
longer.
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WORE STOLEN CLOTHING.
Til ats How NJ. w. Brady Came to BE
Charged With Theft.

Tn ats How NJ. w. b rady Came to BE
Charged With Theft.
Several days ago Mark Thompson,
who is employed at camp near West
lake park, lost suit of clothes by theft.
Another workman had a pair of shoes
stolen and another one lost a shirt.
They reported the fact to the police. who
gave them instruction to watch for the
man whom they thought was guilty o.
the theft and to have an officer arrest
him on sight. Thompson and his friends
were strolling down First street yestsr.
day afternoon when they met a man who
had on all OF the stolen goods. They
called Officer Walker, who took the
young man to che city prison. Clerk
Hensley compelled him to "trip, and he
changed good suit for one like most
prisoners wear. He gaue the name of
M. W. Brady. A petty larceny COM
plant will be filed against him.
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The Southern California Lum Der com.
psny has requested the board of SUPER
visors to fix a day upon which it can,
during the latter part Of February, hear
an application for a wharf franchise at
San Pedro. 1t has also extended an in
vitation to the mem bsrs to inspect the
premises selected by the company for
this wharf
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against the city, restraining it from
issuing or selling the bonds, is decided
and the order for the city to appear and
show cause why it should not enioined
is discharged. But no action can be
taken looking to a sale. however, on &C
count OF this docision of the supreme
court.
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NEWPORT, R. l., Jan. 23.-Capt. NJ. G..
Martin. U. s. NJ, retired, was found
dead last night at his home. from heart
disease. He was appointed to the nav y
from Florida in 1882 and uerved. with
the exception OF one year. until 1870,
when he retired. He was through the
Florida and Mexican wars. and had
served in all the naval stations, with
the exception of the China station. He
was high degree Mason and very much
interested in spiritualsm. He leaves q
daughter.
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Duluth Cap Bell Ronla

DULUTH, Mimi. Jan. 23.-Under the
decision OF Judge LAWS, filed in the
district court. the city eau now GO
ahead and sell the $549 900 worth OF
water and light bonds for which bids
were advertised soms time ago. The
amended complaint OF Henry Truelsen,
asking for q temporary Injunction
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Poor Newfoundian d.

ST. JOHNS. N. F., Jan. 23.-Confedera-
ton is the main topic Of conversati on
here. The government will sepd dele
CATION to Canada Immediately to nego-
tiate terms. the restitution has ssri-
ously Increased. The tales of misery
here are heartrending.