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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-09
CLERKS ron coNGREssMEN.
The House DisineIiRed to Vote Them
an Annual salary.

Washin gton. Feb. S-The House to-day
entered on the consideration OF the leg
islauve. executive and judicial appropria-
ton bin for the year ending June 30. Isss,
but made little progress.
An amendment TO the paragraph pro-
vidind for the payment Of clerks 10 mem
bers offered by Mr.. Bartlett. dem. OF
New York. and TO make them annual in
sead Of session employees led 20 an ami
mated debate upon the economy and wis
dom Of giving members the assistance
Of clerks. Considerable bitterness was dig
played AZ times, and various propositions
were made to amend or 70 substitute Mr..
Bartletts motion. These We're all re-
jected but upon the adoption OF MIR.
Bartlett's proposition a quorum did not
vote. All efforts TO secure a quorum
proved futile, and finally they were aban-
doned ana the further consideration OF
the bill was postponed.
the messages from the President an
nouncing the sale OF bonds and the pro-
test Of this government against the ex-
ecution Of the court-maTtlaI sentences
upon citizens OF the United States who
engaged in the recent revolt in Hawaii,
were received ana referred. the former
To the committee on ways and means and
the latter to the committee on foreign az
fairs. Mr.. BOutelle. rep. OF Maine en-
deavOred TO secure a reference OF the Ha-
waiian correspondence to the committee OF
the whole on the state of the union. but
the speaker held that motion TO that
effect would not be in order.
a Senate bin was passed appropriating
$1,000 for the relief OF the poor Of the
District of Columbia; also fourteen pri-
vate pension bills.
The usual Friday night session, for the
consideration OF private pension bills. was
omitted by unanimous consent
The House then adjourned,
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ATLANTA's DETECTIVES.
a Belief That the Charges Against
Them Have Not Been Sustained.


Atlanta. Ca. Fen. s.-AH che evidence
fl the detective investigation il in. The
end was reached this afternoon. Mayor
King was called away from the city to-
nignt and the police board VIII rest to-
morrow, ready TO hear the speeches on
Mon lay. 10 is confidently predicted by
friends Of the detectives that they VIII be
eXonerated by the board. The verdict
OF the public is that the charges have not
been sustained
To-day Chief Wright and Detectives
LOOney and CasOn made their statements.
Chairman English of the police board
was also introduced as a witness for the
defense by consent OF the prosecution.
Chairman English's evidence was in cor
rObOrati0n Of some things stated BY the
detectives. IT was brought out that he
had instructed CHIEF Wright % have De
tective Looney watched last summer when
the bribery charges against the detectives
were rife. chief Wright never found
Detective LOoney crooked. however. and
certified TO both his and Detective Cason's
good character and efficiency. While on
the stand Detective Looney said he had
protected men whom he had employed TO
gain the confidence Of gamblers and then
peach" on them. The board treated the
names Of these informers as confidential
and did not require Detective Looney TO
state them. Chairman Engl sh, however,
stated that the board had authorized the
detectives TO employ such parties.
Detective LOOney. who IS the central
target Of the charge OF corruption. stated
that the quarrel between the detectives
and the superior court officers was due
to the fact that BailiH Monegan, Solicitor
Hill's right hand man, had divulged police
secrets. He also stated that Solicitor Hill
had presented him with a handsome over
coat and frequently complained that the
detectives did not prosecute gambler in
his court.
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SUPPLEMENTARY NOTICE.
Ira Regard TO View improvements.
Etc, Made During the Acar
1904

City Treasurers once, Savannah. Ga,
Jan. 70, loSJ.-Ine Supplement- 10 the as
sessment book containing the assess
m=nt Of improN ed ~ Operly NOT heretofore
assessed within the taxable lin Is OF the
city of say annah, amounting 10 Sl3,4iJ
thelng the assessment of impro ements
and additions found after the hrst report
Of the assessors as per tneT supplemental
report dated January 10th. 1885 which
said supplemental report was recelY ed.
rsEniar meeting on The said ism of Ian
uary, 1895, is now ready Tor the inspcc-
tiOn in this Office. and notice is hereby
jections, If any they have within thirty
days from this date: otherw Sc the as
ASSESSMENTS therein contained will be final
and conclusive as establishing the value
by which to estimate the tax to be col
lected. Objection, if any, must De made
in writing and addressed TO the ASSESS
MENT COMMITTEE ard left " tn the
clerk OF council c. s HARDEE,
ffitV Urea erpAr
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LOOSE METHODS IN FULTON.
A Queer Land Deal by the Former
County Commissioners.

county commandment
Atlanta. Ca. Feb. s.-Several sensa-
tions We're sprung at the meeting of the
board of county commissioners to-day.
A majority Of the board are new mem
bers and they have been doing some in
vestiga ting. They found that $4,000 had
been spent Illegally by the old board for
a tract of land. the purchase not having
been submitted to the people for approval
Besides this $50 an acre was paid for the
property, while other land adjoining sold
for so an acre and to make the deal
worse it is reported that a member OF the
board was interested in the land. After
a wrangle the board determined to re-
scind the deal
II was also discovered that Venable
Bros, contractors, were overdrawn on
their account $4,000, while the county is
unable to meet her obligations when due
The clerk of the board is paid a salary
Of $500, but the county has no record
Of its business but his minute books and
this also caused a row, the county BUSH
ness being found in much muddled con
ditiOn.
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Hardness Clcero's orations. with notes
and vocabulary; Bull on's Caesar, BuIion's
Latin Grammar. Billions Latin Reader.
Virgil, Alien & Greenough's Cicero. witb
full line Of other school books and school
supplies, at Estills News Depot, No. 2lI
Bull street, Savannah, Ga.--ad.
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OFFTCES no RENT.

The Citizens Bank of Savannah will
soou begin the erection OF It's five-story
fir'.-proOf building on the northwest cor
ner OF Drayton and Bryan streets, which
VIII be completed about sept. /, 1850
This building VII be heated with steam
or hot water, and have elevator. gas
conVen.enCes.
The four stories above the bank ng
room VIII be constructed for Offices. The
bank, If advised in advance, VIII divide
rooms and floors, where practicable to
10 50 without a material change Of
plans, so as to suit tenants wiling TO
lease for a term of years.
Those desiring 20 rent VIII please call
at the bank ard see plans and prices.
GEORGE c. FREEMAN,
Cashier.
February 6. 1895.
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When the hair has fallen out. leaving
the head bald, If the scalp is not SHINY
there is a chance of regaining the hair by
using Halls Hair Renewer.-ad.
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want every man ana woman in the United states
Interested in the Opium and Whisky habits Ia have
one OF my bOuks On these Diseases Address
d. NJ. NUOLI.HN, Atlanta, Ca box so aud one
gill be sent ~ou Tree.
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a GREAT SUCCESS.
OUR COTTOLENE

OUR COTTOLENE
EXHIBITION
Has been n decided success We
have arranged with the agents to
continue this excellent cooking
school at our store for the balance
of this week.
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are specially Invited 60 consult our
Cooking Teacher and Chef regard
ing the cooking or anything con
nccted with the cooking of Cakes.
PIE Crusts, DOughnuts, COcOanut
Cakes, Fried Oysters, etc.
The finest grocery store in the
city. JOHN TEA EVANS & CO.,
1872 Congress street.
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FTNERAL LIMITATIONS.

HOGAN--The funeral Of Daniel sec
ond youngest son OF Mr.. anu Mrs. John
Hogan. VIII take place from the family
residence, Ii 81. Julian street. thls aiter-
noon AT $50 o'clock
LEACH-The relatives and friends OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick K Leach and
family are invited 10 atterd his funeral,
from No So Mont gomery street, at 3
O'Clock this afternoon.
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JUMBO Hunter 10 Re Put on the
Rack.

Atlanta. Ca. Feb. s.-Mai. King to-day
set the bah rolling for another investi-
cation by appointing q committee of five
councilmen to look into the charges of
official corruption and private immoral
ity against J. x. Hunter, city warden.
The charges against the city warden en-
brace pretty much everything from steal
ing from paupers 10 neglectlng his fam
lily for the sake of another woman
important Ia slUrAdn Tourists.
The WINDSOR hotei. Jacksonville, Fla,
has IeuGcea The Ur.ce Of ltU rooms to 81
per week each. The hotel mas been
thoroughly renovated, etc. Run under the
same successful management as last year.
3aAsr & Travers.-ad
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NOTICE.

All bills against the British bark GIer
{. Z. McNutt. master must be presented
At our office by or before Y m. tins dav.
Feb. 9, or payment thereof will be de-
barred. J. L. MINIS & co,
E0nsfgnees
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Yes, We Knew

Il CS1 w = NuG w
when we started the ENtraOr-
binary Sale which we are now
holding that the winter was by
no means over and fl we had
maintained the original prices
we would stiII have sold lots
of winter EOOdS-but that
wasn't what we wanted; we
did not only want TO Gu "a de-
manI, but tn create IA demand
This we surely did, or rather,
the prices did, and now the
weather helps.
Ii you need anything at all
i'm our line come in for 1.-THE
same low prices prevail 800
prices which competition has
tried 70 meet, hut which il
can't tOuch-and In addition 10
this, If yOur purchase happens
10 be the 18th or any multiple
of Is, you get Ii absolutely
free.
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9 Savannah. Feb. Q. 1Ss5.-All bills against
the German ship Union" and Norwegian,
bark Fran" must be presented at our
office before y o'clock noon this dav. or
payment thereof viii be debarred
j. 9, ANDERSEN & co.
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sI.EcIAL NOTICES.

TEos. f. GLEASON
GAL CUNNINGHAM
THOs. 2. GLEASON & co.
-PULASKI HOUSE STABLES
Livery end Boarding.
1873 and I4O Eryan Street.
Telephone I25.
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BARRIERS GIL HEATER.
1t is different from ordinary OIL stoves.
No smoke, no odor, removable top for
heating water, easily moved, on roller
base, VIII heat q room sixteen feet square
at one cent an hour THIS Is the day
you need one For sale by
PALMER HARDWARE co.
A MOUTH Full OF LOOSE BEIsTLF,S
That IL what SOu get when an
inferior Tooth Brush IL used. Guard
against that by using the Famous
"LARIENE BRUSH" Every GA.
guaranteed by
HARVEY & RUSSEY,
Successors l.. &. strong.
az Bull street.
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ATTENTION! ATTENTION!
Call and see the nice things
made with COTTOLENE. The
visit will pay you. You viii get
the BEST COOK HOOK Pun
LISTED. The exhibition win
last this week only.
WI. C. COOPER,
- whitaker Street.
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kooG'5 Pills net easi,y, yet promptly
and cclcicatiy. On the liver ana bowels.
The evening world., 1895-01-21
AMUCK
k0tiHken Policeman Let Loose
s'''s ii ! Brooklyn Street.
Wo Aoeauits q Woman with q Babe
,eS - In Hsr Arms.
06oaste.dand Fight with Capt,
- Keaney.

poliooman Bennett, who Is attached
- IL sixth avenue police station. ant
W1e has bsen on strike duty. made
sjUotacle Of himself this morning.
He had been drinking freely, and wher
he had reached state Of fighting In
togication, began to use his club. He
had bssn patrolling Fifth avenue. be-
t16sn Twenty-second and Twenty-third
streets. when he broke out. The first
nsrson be attacked was a woman with
child in her arms. He struck her a
severe blow over the shoulders. yelling
.0et out Of here; get along"
NE ran screaming with fright, while
s sspssssd,S striking At her with his
several men interfered. but they were
When near Twenty.third street Ben
nett came acros. John Arid, an up
hoegkerer, whose home is at 325 Nine
te6nth street He was walking along
the o1icsr without provocation and bru;
tally beaten about the head. Men cried
"6Eamer' at the officer. but he con-
''vSSs When II he c sacitement was at its height
and. Il began to look as IL the crowd
might mob the policeman, two officers
came up and attempted to place him
Uu0cI w Hho tIcy WIZ
and hauling at him. Capt. Kenney. Of
thA. Fourth avenue station. came with
a111toon Of men on the dou BILE quick:
ne Captain saw in an instant the
condition Of the officer and told him
he. WAs under arrest. He attempted TO
NM club from him; Bennett made a
. ,hand.to-hand struggle with the Cap.
tain. Finally. with the assistance Of
some Of his men, Capt Kenney disarmed
the rum-craxed policeman and took him
to the station-house. followed by the
moo. Bennett was arraigned before the
6ef4eant at the desk and escorted to n
psaIAt6: room
ard, bleeding from his wounds in the
head, was present with five witnesses to
make . charge Of assault against the
policeman.
NJ. Bennett, whose first name is
CGarles, was formerly stationed at the
Ninth avenue depot OF the Coney Island
reed, His name. figured prominently. in
the McKane trials. and 1t came out then
that he had warned McKane by tele-
phone when Gaynor's copyists wore on
the way to Gravesend.
eupt Byrnes stated this afternoon that
1,S0 policemen will sleep in the station
houses Of New York tonight.
The evening world., 1895-01-21
MAYOR STRONG'S CALLERS.
Gen. McCOOk and 4. \. Bliss Talk
Shop and Crack Jokes.


The war between the Brookfeld and
Plat factions for the permanent chair
manship of the Republican County Com
mittce. is to the knife.
There is seemingly no let up to the
struggle, and neither side has yet made
a step towards conciliatory measures.
Platt's man. Lauterbach, continues
serene. however. and his little lieuten-
ant. Abe Gruber. does most of the talk
ing
Gen. Anson G. McCook. who Is a
stanrh taiH,i friend OF Brooktield I. and Is
election of his candidate, called on
Mayor Strong this forenoon.
He hustled into the Mayors office and
was ..GsIs greeted by the Mayor with CHEEKY
I've come to see II you have any lit
tie office that you could give me this
morning began Gen. McCook. Jest
"Wen. I don't know" answered the
Mayor in the same spirit. Il have been
thinking Of n little job l know about 1t
only pays "a a week. though" Then both
gentlemen laughed and began talking
Little Abe Gruber came in while the
conversation was going on. He watched
the Mayor and Gen. McCook narrowly
and seemed to be laughing to himself
rather heated discussion while standing
near the door of the Mayors office after
the General had finished his conversation
with the Mayor. Each argued with great
warmth. but neither Won Il give the Other
any mixing of how things were going In
the two camps.
Cornelius n Bliss was another caller
who .c'd an earnest conference with
the Mayor. Mr.. ',liss afterwards said
that he had no information which would
throw any light on the situation.
The evening world., 1895-01-21
sTRONG WILL NOT sWERVE.
Will Do His Duty Whether
Police Bills Pass or Not.
And He'll BE Real Nice to Any La.
dies That May Call on Him.

Mayor Strong, free from gout, and
wearing a great fur-lined coat. arrived
at the City Hall at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. His trip to Philadelphia had ap-
parently been Of much benefit to him in
the way of rest and he was In most
unctuous and communicative mood all
the forenoon.
He was asked IL he had heard hat
| he was to be waited on to-day by uele-
CATION of twenty-five women. represent
| ing various temperance and reform
unions.
We'll ! have not been officially no.
tified of their coming" was the Mayors
reply. but IL they do come they will
be received with the greatest courtesy.
! I'll treat them splendid. They Will find
that they were never accorded more
courteous reception than they Will have
Then the Mayor switched OFT to the
subject of the new legislative bills
Il read over carefully the Police bills
but I have no comment or criticism
to make now; nor shall ! have until the
bills have all been submitted to me
officially That will not be until they
Il do not intend to interfere In any
manner with what the Legislature Is
doing in the way Of passing laws re-
lating to this city.
at makes no difference to me what
laws are passed, ! shall pursue my way
Just the same. I shall not swerve
hair from my duty as Mayor of New
York. whether the Power of Removal
bill is passed or not.
"Of course" he continued. "I shall
have public hearings on all the bills az
ter they are gent to me officially
There is every -eason to believe that
Mayor Strong has msgivings as to the
passage OF Nhe Power Of Removal bill.
Previous to his talk with the reporters
quoted above. he was heard to say:
well, see by the newspapers that
the Power OF Removal bill Will not
pass"
His statement later that he would act
as his avowed POLICY dictated, anyway.
Is taken to mean that he will make re-
movals accord ing 10 the manner already
prescribed by law.
Mr. Platt refused this morning to say
anything on the subject.
Among Mr.. Platt's callers to-day was
Senator Lexow. who. II is presumed, was
gettirg his orders for the week.
When Senator 1.exow was told OF
Mayor Strong's interview, he simply
laughed and remarked:
II guess the Legislature will get
along
The evening world., 1895-01-21
MRS. QUIGLEY FRUSTRATED.
The FOrger Receiving Visits from
Many bankers.

Edwin O. Qugley. the self-confessed
forEer, passed rather comfortable
night in his cell in the Tombs last
night.
Cashier Schenck. OF the Mercantile
National Bank. and $. b. Brownell, the
banks attorney, called. as did Austin
b. Fletcher, the attorney for other
banks that Quigley had swindled
Lawyer Harold Y. Curtis. of Wheeler 4
curtis, called about II o'clock.
Mr.. Curtis said he had been requested
by Mrs. Quigley to take an interest In
the case.
Mrs. Quigley. 1t Is said, Is prostrated
at her home in Orange. n. j.
ORANGE, y. j.: Jan 2l.-Mrs. Edward
o. Quigley complained to Officer Potts
last night that an unknown man was
prowling about ner yard. She has been
annoyed by Thomas Weir, who had been
discharged when Quigley bought the
place: Wei, mas expressed great 10y al
her husbands downfall, Mrs. Quigley
said. The police will watch the grounds
and keep intruders away.
The evening world., 1895-01-21
HERE'S A NOVEL CURE,
A New Haven Doctor Has a Strange
Remedy for Pneumonia.

Or. Nagle his morning gave out let
ter from +. c. Pratt, of New Haven.
VINO has advice for the treatment of
pneumonia.
DIR, Pratt recommends the patient
swimming in deep water like a FISH. and
then, after clothing removed and eNu,
dation, patient be put out OF the win.
dow ana bound in thick paper. II,
guarantees after this treatment IN,
patient VIII never take cold again.
lJr. Pratt, in closing, says he is A pen,
sl0ner of the Government having served
as surgeons : assistant at Newberu
\. G., and .naively remarks, "whers
they like me-"
The evening world., 1895-01-21
DRAYTON MUST SHOW CAUSE,
Why His Wife Shall Not File an
Amended Answer

'specla' tU Ihe Evening World.)
TRENTON. n. j., Jan. 2l-The Dray-
ton divorce case came up again briefly
in the Court of Chancery this morning.
Il. V. Lindabury, Mrs. Draytons coun-
sell filed an affidavit Getting forth that
he has been notified by counsel of j.
Coleman Drayton that testimony taken
In the suit of the latter against his wife
for divorce would be begun before a
master In chancery Jan. 2N The AFFIDAVIT,
further says that because of Mrs Dray-
tons absence in Europe he has not
been able to have personal Interview
with his client, and asserts that since
ming Mrs. Drayton's answer to her hus,
bands petition he has discovered new
grounds of defense. Counsel Lindahury
therefore asked leave to file "A special
plea or an anne nded answer.
Vice Chancellor Green granted a rul,
compelling counsel for Mr. Drayton r.
snow cause at Chambers in Newark, ia n
-. why such permission should not be
granted
The evening world., 1895-01-21
MANDAMUS FOR FITCH.
He Must Issue DOnds In the Null
berry bend Park Awards.

Justice Van Brunt. in Supreme Court
Chambers. to-day granted an order for
writ Of mandamus to compel Comp
troller Fitch to issue bonds for the pay
ment Of an award of So, 100 to the estate
or Giorani Gurino, a lunatic whose prop
eerty, at 33 and 80 l-2 Baxter street, was
Condemned for the Mulberry Bend Park.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Con
nelly opposed the writ requiring the
Comptroller to pay the Gurino claim, as
the application was originally made or
the ground that there was no money
agreed that a writ should be issued com,
pelling the Comptroller to issue bonds.
The evening world., 1895-01-21
C-iI Instead Of wedding A,tar

Emil o''o, Of l67 Lincoln avenue. Was to nav,
been married last evening lie Was arrested :,r
forgery while meeting his hanroe at Lexington
avenue and one Hundred sni TSeu,,-u.fh stree,
lie Was held m Harlem Police Caurt THIS r1lrn.
ing In 5000 hail. In h's p,.krrs Nero r,vr
tickets and nine forged checks. byarins tho nam,
Of Michael Ryan. a siloun-keepar OF 49, Eas
une Hundred and Thirty fourth street.
The evening world., 1895-01-21

John Lyon sergeant Of the salvation Arm,
was srragned in full uniform this morning before
Justice simms, in the Jefferson Market Court.
charged with violation OF the corporation ord.
nance by causing crowd to collect without a
permit lie was at Twenty second street and
Eleh,h avenue preaching to large crowd many
OF whoh ho"Ied Lyon Ia said 10 live in Bedford
Park.
The evening world., 1895-01-21

1b>& AoAoLLAE< ENESScN tpDfER.
From Wallack's she went to London
and Joined Charles Wyndhams com
pany. at the Criterion Theatre, where
she remained two years. Returning to
America, she became the leading lady OF
years. Last year Miss Evesson was
leading lady Of the Grand Opera House
IN Boston. Among other engagements
she has been seen in, she was the orig
inaf Mrs. DR.. Bill In the comedy OF that
name; Dearest, IN Little Lord Faun-
tle51y." and Rosa Leigh in "Rosedale' -
Hrs Evesson's last appearance on the
stage was in the latter part a short
time ago. 1t was while playing at the
Chestnut Street Opera in Phila-
da3phts, not long ago. that she saw the
bridegroom from the stage. They had not
mat -stnco childhood.
when they were children they were
engaged to be married. but owing 10
their extreme youth their parents op-
possd the match; When Miss Evesson
China, Their reunion In Philadelphia
man. the manager of the Chestnut
Street Opera-House.
IhA bridegroom Ia a we.l-known ne VS.
paper man. He was formerly Washing
ton correspondent Of the Philadelphia
41mes, and was connected with that
journal for Q number of years.
He 10 well known among newspaper
nan IN New York. Philadelphia, Baiti-
g11Bo. Pittsburg. Chicago and st. Louis.
~ tytda does not intend to leave the
RtH6{ 1A4y lhyfntls 'Fesuming her pro-
~ ~ ne short time.
W1tA
The evening world., 1895-01-21
MISS EvESSON A BRIDE.
She Was Quietly Married 10 Mr..
~ssA A. W. Cooper this Afternoon

Miss Isabelle Evesson. the actress.
WAS married at 2.l5 o'clock this after
noon to Almyr Wilder Cooper. in the
Mayors ONCE. Mayor Strong first per-
formed the civic marriage service. and
then the religious service was read by
the Rev. Charles n. Eaton. of the
Church Of the Divine Paternity.