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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-07
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Meetings. Veterans Asso-
citation: State Board OF Pharmacy; Al
pha Lodge No. 1, A. and A. 5. r. F. NJ;
Myrtle Lodge No. 6, X. of p: Knights OF
Pythias.
Special Notices-Coal Oil Johnny's Pc
troleum Soap, George Schroeder & Co;
Hannis Distilling Company's Whiskies,
Henry Solomon & Son; Passage to Eu-
rope at Lowest Rates Can BE Secured Of
Henry Solomon & Sons; Imperial Baking
Powder; Hundreds of Workingmen. APP
pei & Schaul; Have You Heard of DIT.
Gustav Jaeger? Appeal q Schaul; NO
tice, George W. Owens. President Savan-
nah Cotton Mills; Annual May Ball
Blacks Dancing Academy May Z: As 10
Crew of British Steamship North Brit
ain; Fit Guaranteed or No Pay Falk
Clothing Company; Beckmanns Cafe. t.
vol Soup at Board of Trade Restaurant:
Chatham Artillery Anniversary to-day.
Hotels.-Fifth Avenue Hotel. New York
Medical Munyon's Remedies: The
Shaker Medicines
Anybody Can Put Bargains in the News
papers.-B. H. Levy & Bro.
The Keynote Touched.-Appel & Scham
If It Rains To-day.-Appel & schau.
Mineral Water.-Apollinaris
Negligee Suits, Underwear.-Fal Cloth
ing Company.
Auction Sales.-Administrator' Sale, w
X. Wilkinson, Auctoneer; Administra-
tors Sale, Cottage at Thunderbolt, by J.
d. LaRoche; A Good Opportunity for
Permanent Investment, by l. d. LaRoche.
A. Splendid Investment. !. d. LaRoche.
Executors Sale, by I. d. LaRoche: Sale
by Execuuix, c. II. Dorset. Auctioneer:
City of Savannah Bonds, C. II. Dorset.
Auctioneer.
Legal Sales.-Chatham Sheriff's Sale;
Chatham Sherims Sale for State and
County Taxes; City Sherm's Sales
Legal Notice-ApplicatioR to Sell.
Cheap Column Advertisements. - HeIn
Wanted; Employment Wanted; For Rent.
For Sale; Lost; Personal; Miscellaneous.
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The newspaper correspondents in Cuba
and in Florida have got American ideas
concerning the Cuban uprising into such
tangle that nobody knows just what the
situation is. Probably the safest way to
estimate the state of affairs is to discount
all partisan stories by about one-half and
then accept only so much of the remain
der as appears reasonable.
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To BE Rorne in Mind.
% DC HOrne IN Mind.
From Quitman (Ga.) Free Press Dem).

If the free silver movement becomes too
threatening creditors will begin to close
viii either force them to immediate pay
ment or demand a renewal of their obif-
cations on gold basis. Necessity will
compel them to this course, in order to
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-07

Nothing is more natural than that a
capitalist in Mexico, the profits of whose
business depend largely upon his getting
the cheapest of cheap labor should favor
the silver standard of that country The
trainmen of this country would not be
content to work for the wages that are
paid trainmen in Mexico in fifty three
cent dollars
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Where is Pennoyer? Both he and lie.
yelling were lost for a time. But Lee
welling's whereabouts have been made
known through the good offices of Mrs.
Lease. When Lewelling went out of Office
Sarah Elizabeth was waiting outside for
him with club. She has swung the club,
and the world knows where Lewelling is.
But where is Pennoyer?
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Eight years ago there were only thir-
teen electric railways, with about 100 cars,
In this country. Now there are $50 such
roads, with a total of 5000 miles of track.
1900 cars and a capitalization of over
$4OO.0o000O. And the opinion of engineers
and business men is that the country has
just fairly begun electric railway build
ing.
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CURRENT COMMENT.
The Poetry of the situation.
From the Griffin (Ga) Call DEM.

There appears to be silver lining, clear
and well defined, to the political clouds
IN number of states, but
the golden sunset streaked with sill
yer and with a background of elastic
greenbacks, Will shed their radiance over
the land and then everybody will be happy
and prosperous.
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CITY MARsHALis SALE.

L - 10
City Marshals Office, Savannah, Ga,
April /, 1S95.-Under and by virtue of
executions for cleaning PRIVY VAULTS.
placed in my hands by c. S. Hardee, city
ordinance, before the court house, in the
city of Savannah, county of Chatham,
state of Georgia. between the lawful
hours of sale on the FIRST TUESDAY IN
MAY, 1898, the following property, to-wit:
Each piece of property levied on as the
property of the person or persons whose
name or names Immediately precede the
description; all or the said property sit
uate, lying and being in the city of SaVan-
nah:
Barrett Collins. lot schley ward.
Estate H. r. Conway north half Of
west half lot q Gainesville ward
Jane Edwards, lot As southville ward.
Il Evans, east half lot 80 Haywood
Davis ward.
Berry Jones. lot q Kelly ward.
c. J. G. LangIa, strip lot l Wesley ward.
Jane Lanieri lot 10 Johnston ward.
Samuel Rankin, lot "A Owens ward
Anna Ross, south one-third of lot 81 Ber-
rien ward.
:. Anna W. Struck, Improvements on lot
- Anna W. Struck, improvements on lot
81 Jones Ward.
Anna w; Struck, improvements on lot
w. o. Sturtevant, lot 81 southville ward.
w
E. NJ Williams, east middle part lot 40
Gilmersville ward.
Bran Williams lot % Brownsville ward
Ierms cash. JOHN POWER.
City Marshall
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japan does not propose to be bullied. If
Russia has not anything TO propose, let
Russia propose it after the affair with
China has been settled, and Japan will be
pleased to hear the proposition and dis
cuss it. That seems to be about what the
mikado has said to the car, as far as can
be gathered from the cables. For calm
ness as well as diplomacy and the ability
70 fight hard and quick, the Japan are
winning a reputation.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-07

Senator Hawley of Connecticut is in
North Carolina on a political visit. to
keep the North Carolina republicans
straight on the money question, it is said
The report is that he will probably come
over to Georgia, for the same purpose
The southern republican leaders will prob
ably be glad to see the senator. provided
he comes prepared to talk of financial
matters in the vein that they like best:
so much down. and the balance in time
for the convention and the election.
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Mrs. NJ. E. Sleeves, north part lot ..
Castor ward.
Mrs. f. NJ. Spring, lot 49, Cue ward
Mrs. NJ. Soquier, north half lot 8, Cue
wa I'd.
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rien ward,

Louis Vogel, lot 40, Lloyd ward.
Louis Vogel, lot SO, Lloyd ward
F. Van Wagnener, north part lot 1, Be
rien ward.
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Mrs. A. E. Wilkinson. lot letter NJ, Cue
ward.
George P. Virgins, south four-hfths lot
SO, Lloyd ward
Terms cash. JOHN POWER
City Marshal
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While the silver advocates arc laying
particular and peculiar stress upon the
term, british gold standard" for the
purpose of playing upon a prejudice they
ignore the fact that Great Britain stuck
to silver in her eastern possessions long
after the other great nations of the world.
including the United States. had stricken
silver down" And Great Britain is even
now engaged in organizing d currency
system for Hong Kong and some of her
far eastern colonies the basis and unit Of
which is TO be a silver dollar of GER
tain weight and hneness. 1t is well
enough to give even "the devil his due.
The fin-de-siecle young man of London
has discarded cuff buttons, and now fas-
tens his cuffs with bows of ribbon of a
shade that is fashionable or that suits his
complexion. He will put on a Psyche
knot and get into skirts presently.
. The leader of the populist party in Chi
cago is TO be sent to the forthcoming
democratic" free silver convention as a
democratic" delegate. 1t seems that
there is in Chicago the need of a test for
and standard Of democracy.
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Secretary Gresham's Illness afforded the
other day the occasion for a passage-at-
arms between the allopathic and homeo-
pathic schools of medicine The score
tarys physician was a homeopathic The
family being dissatisfied with the lack of
results following the treatment called in
doctor of the "old school" who took the
case. The homeopathic said he thought
the ''old school doctor had been guilty of
a breach of professional etiquette in ac-
cepting case belonging to another physi-
cian The alopathst replied that those
who practice homeopathy are not physi-
clans. ard therefore no physician was in
charge. Thus the old fued between the
two schools Of medicine was renewed.
Smart money" phrase that frequent
ly appears in the news dispatches rela-
tive to the difficulty between Great Britain
and Nicaragua. is a legal term, and means
exemplary or vindictive damages in ex-
cess of the injury done. The New York
Times objects to the use of the term as
being synonymous with indemnity"
which 1t says is by no means the case
Courts allow smart money" only when
the defendants conduct has been partic-
ularly outrageous. Great Britain claims
that Nicaragua has been particularly
outrageous, hence il is smart
money" rather than an indemnity that she
demands.
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The Manchester England Courier
seems to have settled the politics and a
part of the personnel of the next admins
tration of the United States to its own
satisfaction. The Courier says the next
administration will be republican, and
that DR.. Chauncey NJ. Depew will be
promptly sent to the court of St. James
The people of this country must be heard
from again, however. before this delect-
able programme can be carried out
In Pennsylvania court the other day
there was a life and death set-to between
circumstantial evidence and a Pefferian
beard. The beard won. to the saving of
the neck Of John Kinney, who was ar
rested upon a charge of murder The cir
cumstances were very strong against
Kinney except in the fact that the real
murderer two weeks before wore only a
mustache and goatee, while the suspected
murderer wore at the trial a long beard.
me court very sagely decided that il
would have been impossible for Kinney
20 nave grown such a beard in two weeks.
sven 70 save his life, so he was acquitted.
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Barrett Collins, lot Schley ward.
Estate H. r. Conway north half Of
west half lot q Gilmersville ward
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Registered at the Postohee in Savannah
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Jane Edwards, lot As SouthvilIe ward.
Il. Evans, east half lot 80 Haywood
ward.
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Mrs. Annie E. O'Byrne. lot 10, Decker
ward.
Mrs. E. OBrien, south two-thirds lot Z,
Currytown ward
NJ. A. O'Byrne, lot 8. CASTOR ward.
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.es, lot % Kelly ward.

Estate H. NJ. Gillian, east third lot
Davis ward.
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". n Nichols, lot 80. Lloyd ward
A. S. Nichols, fractional part lot %,
CASTOR ward.
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EASTERN OFFICE. % Park Row. New
York City. c. S. Faulkner. Manager.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-05-25

500 HOO NAM ART. com p @ @ Il t to
preach He began studying theology in
China and in 1898 passed such sue
cessful examination before the Canton
presbytery that he was ordained to
preach in China. Desiring, however, to
become as proficient in English as he
was in Chinese and to be able to preach
on two continents, he returned to San
Francisco and began theological course
in English. Thus far, it is said, but
two Chinese have been ordained to
preach in America, but there are four
in this country.
In speaking of his work 500 Art said
recently:
IT first came to America in 1875, and
my object was to earn money for the
support of my widowed mother and lit
tie brothers in China. I was only a poor
heather boy of IA years when I ar
rived and had little education. I had
been here but a short time when heard
there were free schools open for China
men, and how wanted to go to them!
But could not because I was employed
in cigar factory and had to work hard
and late tog get my living. The only
chance / had to learn was on Sunday.
How glad and busy was on that day.
I took my book with me and attended
four Sunday schools and several meet
ings every Lords day. After awhile
became converted. Two years later I
went to Santa Rosa to work, and while
there helped organize and carry on
school for my countrymen. After awhile
I gave up my business and devoted my
time entirely to Christian work as
colporteur. Early in the eighties re-
turned to China to get married, intend
ing to come right back, but 1 found
great work for me there. l shall prob
ably continue as DR.. Condit's assistant
for time. There is much to be done
among the Chinese here
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TransvaaI Courtesy.

President Kruger evidently has no
music in his soul-if a story going the
rounds in South Africa be true. At a
social gathering given in his honor some
time ago one of Bloemfontein's sweet
est lady singers gave an artistic render
ing of a popular song. The lady of the
house, turning to the president, who
was probably pining for pipe, asked,
''How did your honor like that?" The
president bluntly replied, 81 go into
the weld when want to hear the she
wolf scream p
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NyrtleS
VS..
HealaniiS

We have now ready a lot of
fine flag pins Of the above
clubs.
They are made Of fine gold,
beautifully enameled in colors,
and make a very desirable pin
to possess.
All members and friends of
the different clubs should wear
one Of the beautiful little
emblens.
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smooth. The crinkled effect is obtained
by wavy lines Of black over the solid
color. It is very pleasing and takes
any kind Of trimming while yet not
really needing any. In some cases the
ground is changeable, the silk warp be-
Ing of one color and the wool being of
another, like brown and green, or gold
and purple, with fine black lines over
all. Bronze effects are obtained with
old gold and olive green, and over these
are blue lines or perhaps bright green
ones.
Mohair and brilliantine, both plain
and figured, have advanced in popular
favor until now there is scarcely an
other material oftener purchased for Or
binary use It comes in all colors, but
think the black, blues and grays are
the best liked. They give the best eff
fects. [ admired one dress Of dark gray
The skirt was lifted on the left side
over blue taffeta, which was oyerlaid
with black lace in heavy pattern. With
this there was an ivory white cloth
cape, quite short and not Overfull, but
stiffened so that it stood out sharply.
Over this were laid slashes of perforat
ed crepon in the same shade, and under
the crepon was taffeta Of the same
shade as that IN the underskirt.
Another spring costume attracted my
attention. The dress was of MORE Gre
pom in a rich dark indigo. The waist
was of dark blue taffeta, with fine lines
of red and yellow forming a large plaid
pattern. Over this was double cape Of
corded black silk. The upper portion
was cut very full and plated to fiat
yoke, and on each piait was close but
rich pattern wrought of Jet and rides
cent blue spangles. The same garniture
encircled the bottom. The front was
neatly plated, and there was more of
the trimming there and on the yoke.
Some of the prettiest waists shown
this week are made of the new soft per
Gale. Percale, as we have always seen
it, is rather harsh and stiff to tho touch,
but now it is produced as soft and deli
cate as the sea island c0ttons or the
zephyr ginghams. A waist of this was
gathered very full to draped belt of
the same. There was a shirred yoke col
lar. with ruffle Of tie percale embroi-
dered. The sleeves ended in deep ruffles
of the same embroidery. The colors
were frosty blue with minute white
dots.
There was rich algerine striped
silk waist, which vas very rich and
dressy. The waist was laid in broken
folds and held in by q SELF belt. The
sleeves had large draped puffs, with
the fore parts made quite plain. There
was deep pointed yoke Of ecru lace,
and around the neck were sewed on the
band two rows of cream wax pearl
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beads. A few of these blouse Waists
have high neckbands covered with some
soft material draped on, and just un
der the chin two points Of dark velvet
turn down like the points of man S
collar.
Among the fancies notice embroider
ed evening gloves They are the long
mousquetaire or 20 buttons, and along
the upper portion are embroidered but
terflies and dragon flies, also scintillant
beetles These are done in silks and
spangles, and while they are very odd
they certainly are not pretty.
Among novelties for the new MILL
merry saw several hats trimmed with
punches OF green hazelnuts and others
having two or three unripe chestnut
burs. On one side Of a hat would be q
trailing branch of eglantine and per
haps on the other burs or teasels, this
ties or bazelnuts. Regular bouquets Of
various colors of flowers are grouped on
some. There is no limit to the curious
combinations. OLIVE HARPER.
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HOTEL VENABLE.

ton. The most notable of the projected
hostelries is the Hotel Venable, which
will be erected on the old state capital
property, opposite the Grady monu-
ment. Tine structure will rise ten stories
above the street and will be fireproof.
The stone used will be Georgia granite,
and each block as it reaches Atlanta
will be ready to slip into it's place in
the mammoth structure without receiv-
ing further attention from the mason S
chisel, just as the wheels. jewels and
other parts of a watch lying upon a
jewelers. desk are ready to return to the
case and form a perfect timepiece when
the jeweler is ready for the work.
The hotel is to be constructed by
company i'll which Venable Bros. of
Atlanta are leading spirits. The hos
telry will be thoroughly up to date in
all its appointments and fittings and
will be one of the finest structures of
the kind in America. 1t will vie in
height with the Auditorium and the
Waldorf and will equal in finish and
service many of the other great hotels
of the United States.
On one of the floors will be a NAM
moth banquet hall, with seating accom-
modations for 1900 people; there will
be dancing hall on the south side of
the building, and at the very top Of the
great structure will be roof garden,
where high class variety entertainments
will be given
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The ADVERTISER and GAZETTE on
sale at Hilo, J. A. Martin news agent
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just completed
his English the
illogical course
and expects to
soon become a
Pre- S by t Q r ian
minister. For
two years he has
been the assist
ant Of Rev. T.
NJ. Condit of the
First Chinese
C h u L C b, San
Francisco, and is
now considered
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ADVERTISER Is cents per month.
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ATLANTA's GREAT HosTELRY.

A Ten Story Structure For the Accommo-
dalton of Exposition Visitors.
Atlanta expects a host of visitors
when the great Cotton States and Inter
national exposition opens in September
and is preparing to erect a number of
additional hotels for their accommoda-
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[special Correspondence.l

NEW YORK, April 15.-As all roads
lead to Rome, so do all the new fabrics
lead TO gowns or wraps, and all the
flowers and grewsome straw arrangements
lead to millinery. The materials are so
very varied this spring that it will be
surely fall before they can be adequate
~ described, and then it will be too
late. There is one new stuff that have
never seen before, and as it makes up
30 very prettily feel in duty bound to
mention it, This is sort of silk warp
wool in several shades, with a crepon
effect, and yet the surface is perfectly
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CARPETS,

Dress Goods, Scarfs, Morn
ing Gowns for ladies and
gents, Silk Kimonos, Smoking
Jackets, Silk Pajamas, Japa-
nese and China Ware, Screens,
Portieres, Lamp Shades, etc.
Tie latest thing in Lacquer
Ware, is the Cherry Lacquer
made up in handsome designs
which cannot help to please
the most fastidiOus.
az Remember, I have the
leading store for irst-class
japanese Goods.
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STYLISH NEW GOODS.
HANDSOME FABRICS FOR GOWNS AND
WRAPS.

Woods with Crepon Ehects-A Beautiful
Dress of Dark Gray Described-A Dress
of hIoire CrepOn-Dairty Waists and
Novelties In Millinery.
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500 HOO NAM ARTS AMBITION.

He VIII Become a Clergyman and At
tempt to Convert other Cinnamon.
500 Hoo Nam Art, an ambitious
Young Chinanan of San Francisco. has
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France Has a Full Hand.

The Figaro, il an article entitled
''Our Royal and Princely Guests, -
draws attention to the fact that France
just now offers hospitality to four
queens, two expresses, one emperor,
three kings and twenty-three imperial
and royal highnesses.
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DAI NIPPON

Wish to announce to her
patrons, that she has re-
ceived Elk GAELIC a con-
signment of goods comprising
all the latest and freshes de-
signs in
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-12-18
Sheriff Sale.

vii! be sold before the court house
lonr in Dawson, Terrell county, GA.
on the first Tuesday in January, 1896,
during the legal hours OF sale, to the
bIghest bidder for cash, the following
described property to-wit, The house
and lCt in the city OF pawson where
NJ. q. Minis resides, situated Oh the
east side Of Stonewall street in front
of J. NJ. Simmons residence. Levied
upon and sold as the property OF M,
q, inns, agent and executor OF L..
&. Minis and guardian ad litum o
minor children, to ST isty mortgage
ii ia issued from Terrell superior
court in favor OF 4, j. Baldwin u
Co, VS.. the said Minus. This De-
cember Bird, 1895.
d. X. HRISTIE, Sheriff.