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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-31
TO CARE FOR THEIR GRAVES.
The City May Establish Trust Fund
for Cemetery Lot Owners

Before the adjournment of the city coun-
ell yesterday Alderman Falligant asked
for information whether the city had the
right to establish a trust fund or to re-
ceive trust funds or requests from per-
sons who desired such funds to be used
for the care of their cemetery lots after
their departure from the scene of their
earthly labors; and whether any such
fund exists now and whether there is
any corporation here which maintains
such a fund.
Alderman Falligant said that the matter
had been brought to his attention by a
lady who wished TO provide such q fund
for the care of her cemetery lot.
City Attorney Adams informed Alder
man Falligant and the members Of council
that a bill was passed by a previous
legislature, authorizing cities to receive
such funds in trust for the care of ceme-
terry lots.
Alderman Falligant said that he was
glad to hear this and suggested that the
city attorney draw up an ordinance pro-
Viding for such a fund. 1T viii be a
great satisfaction to many people" he
said Ito provide for the care of their
graves after their departure from this
life. and besides il would be a great help
TO the city in keeping Laurel Grove GENE
terry in good condition. / have no doubt
many lot owners there would be glad to
make such provision
The other members of the board seemed
to think Alderman Falligants idea good
one but preferred to give the subject
time Alderman Falligant and the city
attorney were requested to prepare an
ordinance on the line suggested to be in
troduced at a subsequent meeting.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-31
BIDS ron HOUSE NUMBERING.
All of Them Referred TO the Council
Committee of the Whole.


The REMEMBERING Of the city ana replac-
ing the signs at the street corners is now
under consideration by the city council
committee of the whole. The bids for the
work were opened at the adjourned meet
ing of council yesterday afternoon.
There were a number of bids and sew
eral were very lengthy, going into details
of the manner in which the bidder pro-
posed TO DO the work, as requested i'm the
call for bids. All of the bidders who pro-
posed any system announced that they
would use the block system. dividing the
city at Bun street and numbering east
and west, allotting the same amount Of
numbers to each block, so the numbers
on the houses in any block would be the
same for every block north ana south Of
it. Numbering from north to south, il
was proposed by the majority of the bid
ders to begin at Bay street and number
south to the city limits pursuing the
same system as used In numbering east
and west, that is, allowing the same
amount of numbers in each block
The bid of Mr.. a. +. Sholes outlined
this system fully. Mr.. Sholes proposed
100 numbers for each block, so on "a side
so that all fractional numbers should be
avoided, odd and even numbers on oppo-
site sides of the street and each number
located as nearly as possible in the same
position in every block. AIR. Sholes pro-
posed to make survey of the city before
undertaking the work for the purpose OF
securing an exact idea of the cost of the
work.
Mr.. l. S. Benham made a bid on very
much the same plan as Mr.. ShOles. Cole
Bros. made several bids for the work,
at different prices according to the class
of the work. OMara * Co. submitted a
bid to do the work by the block system
and submitted designs for metal numbers
and street signs. The designs are very
handsome and are warranted to be dura-
Bile.
Mr. Chris Murphy submitted a bid for
the street signs. but not for numbers Ac-
cording to Mr.. Murphy's calculation il
Will require several thousand signs if one
is placed on each street corner. A little
calculation Will show that this is cor
rect. a sign on each house corner will
make eight street signs at each street in
tersectiOn. There are several hundred
street intersections in Savannah The
probability is, however, that signs will be
placed only on one or two corners at each
street intersection. Mr.. Murphy submit
ted some very handsome specimens of his
workmanship in various designs
BroughtOn Bros. submitted bid on the
block system, proposing to use metal let
tiers a from to 10 cents each and signs
at 70 cents each. There We're several other
bids but they were referred without be-
ing read, along with those already men
toned, to the committee of the whole.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-31
SAVED FROM DROWNING.
The Alpha Rescues "A COIOred Man in
Catalogue Sound.

The steamer Alpha, on her return from
Beaufort yesterday morning, rescued a
Daufuskie negro from drowning in Cal
abogue sound. Capt. Finney saw an OBJ
ject on the shoals, which, upon close OBJ
servation proved to be a man clinging to
a capsized boat.
A life-boat was lowered from the Alpha,
which rescued the youth from his peri
lous position. The steamer Gov. Stafford
hearing Signals from the Alpha, came up
and being the nearer at the time, the
Alpha's boat crew pulled for her and were
taken in tow by the Stafford.
The wind was blowing from the north.
east, about twenty miles an hour ano
there was a heavy sea running.
The negro had been carried out by tho
wind and was so numb that he would
have lasted but short time longer.
This was the second rescue on the triT
by the Alpha A boy was picked out Of
the river at Beaufort shortly after tht
steamers arrival there from Savannah.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-31
A DINNER TO MIR. SPENCER.
Mr.. Conner VIII Entertain the South
ern's President Tonight.

Receiver H. NJ. Conner of the Central
railroad will tender to President Samuel
Spencer at the De Soto hotel tonight
a reception, to which quite a number OF
Savannah's prominent citizens have been
invited A dinner will be served in the
banquet hall, at which plates will be set
for about 100 This will no doubt be a
fitting celebration of the occasion, begin
ming a few hours before the formal
transfer of the property to the new COM
pany, which is expected to mark an era
of brighter prosperity in its history
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-31
TO INSPECT CUMBERLAND SOUND
Army Engineers Considering It's
Further IMPROVEMENT,

Col. Peter c. Hams, or Baltimore, Mai
Thomas H. Hamburg of st. Augustine
Capt. VIM. NJ. Black of Washington, Capt
Frederick V. Abbot of Charleston Capt
0. NJ. Carter, constituting a board of en-
gineer officers, to consider the further i'm
provement of Cumberland sound, Georgia,
were in session at Capt. Carter's office yes
terday and left for Fernandina, Fla, for
the purpose of making a personal inspec-
ton of the locality. Lieut.. Harry Burgess
of this city is recorder to the board.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-31
A STORM MOVING THIS WAY.
Heavy Rains West of Here ana Pre-
dicted for savannah To-day.

AANAAF AAAAnH NNeA VI mere Snu re
dicted for savannah To-day.
The drought which has previled over
nearly the entire south for the last six
weeks has been broken in the southwest.
While the rain here last night was hardly
appreciable, il was enough to break the
dry spell and the indications at midnight
We're for heavy rains to-day.
The storm which was central in the
western gulf night before last was CEN
trail south Of Port Eads. La. last night
and rains We're reported from most of
the gulf state stations, in Western Ten
Rocky mountains.
At II O'Clock last night the storm sig
mails were hoisted at the weather bureau
and a bulletin was issued announcing the
advance of the storm and giving warnina.
of high northeast winds on the coast to-
day. The wind at Tybee blew a gale all
of yesterday, reaching a velocity of for
tv-eight miles an hour in the afternoon.
About noon the German ship Comet al
anchor, began 10 drag her anchors. She
hoisted distress signals and a telephone
message was sent to the city to the Pro
peller Towboat Company for assistance In
less than two hours the tug VIM F. Nc
Cauley had reached her and lowed her TO
q safe nChOrage. The sea was very
rough. but no damage was done to Inc
other vessels anchored in the roads.
In the city the wind reached a velocity
OF 25 miles, Before the slight rain fell
last night the dust, whirled through the
streets, was almost binding. and people
kept in doors as much as possible. Ii was
a raw chilly day, the wind penetrating
everything. Mercury did not get above
G3 degrees, and the minimum was S. de-
grees.
If the weather Indications are fulfilled
break the dry weather record.
Nearly all women have good hair.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-31
APIensnnt Dinner.

$ one in which everything goes off smooth
~, and in good taste. The service is as
much as the food. You can have perfec-
ton at a nominal expense by patroniking
our choice glassware and crockery de-
partment. We have just received a beautf-
full line of Haviand dinner sets and to
interest YOU we viii offer these sets. con-
tanning 1t3 pieces handsomely decorated
for S2i.SS. usual price $1,000. Douglass, 80
Barnard.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-31
$500 to 500 That Corbett and Fitz.
sinaOns

Won't fight would be an extraordi-
nary good bet-not as good, though,
as the offering in mems first class 1896
fall neelwear we make you to-day-Tecks,
4-in-hands, club ties, bows, tied ties and
united ties rich heavy silk and satins
some quilted satin lined-S1O 90. ties nc
ties, $1.25 ties-we're going to close the ior
out at 80 l-Se each, for $1.O0. and its only
9 each customer can get at this prics
80 1-3c. Soon going to occupy nearly hail
a block. Heard about it? Leopold Adj
ler.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-31

Is due to impure blood and cannot be
cured with local applications. Hoods Sar-
saparilla has cured hundreds Of cases Of
catarrh because it puriffes the blood and
in this way removes the cause of the dis
ease. 1t also builds up the system and
prevents attacks. of pnuemonia, diphthe-
ria and typhoid fever.
Hoods pills become the favorite catbar-
tic with every one who tries them. 25c
-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-31

Round trip tickets are on sale via Cen
trail railroad as follows;
$685., limited Z days.
$500. limited Is days.
Sl255. limited Jan, Z, '96.
Special rates for pupils and teachers of
schools upon application to w. G. Brew
err. CITY Ticket Agent, No. 10 Bull street,
or J. c. Shaw, Travelling Passenger Agent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-31
MncIsintoshes-UmbreIIas.

Do you want bargain in a mackintDsh
or umbrella? If So look at the sacr flee
prices made on the fine qualities Offering
at hohler's, lao Broughton street.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-31

For Bronchial. Asthmatic and Pulmon
arv Complaints, Browns Bronchial Tro-
ches' have remarkable curative properties.
Sold only in hoxes-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-31

aver 3 Sarsaparilla, though not a bev-
ei1es Is a very palatable blood medi-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-31

Nearly an women have good hair.
though many are gray, and few are bald
Halls Hair Remover restores the nat
the hair-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-31
OYercOats.

OyercOats.
Receivers Sale.
Fine Overcoats and Suits
From Heine a. Co.
Bankrupt Manufacturers
Bargains at kohler's, 40 Broughton-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-10-31

The doors of the theater will hereafter
be opened at o'clock on matinee days.
and the performances will begin at 2:S0
o o'clock.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-24
KEEL CELEBRATION.
WILLIAM AND HIS GUESTS ATTEND
THE CEREMONIES.
A Magnificent Naval Display Made by the
European CountrIet and the United
states-Great Throngs Present.

Keil June 19.-The Russian Admiral Skyd-
low with his staff paid visit TO the royal
castle last evening.
Eighty-tve guests dined on board the Ger
man training ship Mars last evening. The
company included Prince Henry of Prussia,
all of the staff officers of the foreign squad
rons and a number of nigh officers of the
German navy. The French admiral Menard
was among the first OF the visitors to ar
rive He was to arrive with the usual hon
ors the beating of drums, etc, and was
formally presented 20 Prince Henry. After
dinner Prince Henry proposed a toast to the
emperor. The sailors on board the visiting
French ships all wear cockadcs covered
with crepe in memory of President Carrot.
The admirals and commanders Of The for
eign warshps in the harbor were officially
introduced to the commander of the port of
KEEL this morning. which ceremony con
cluded the official interchange of visits be
tween the various foreign officers. After
wares Prince Henry Of Prussia, the com
marders CT the foreign squadrons and many
OF the subordinate officers OF all nations
took a SIP, cial traia for Hamburg.
The crews of the German codst defense
ships Heimdal and Hagen entertained a
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-24

They have no more political principles
than hessians, and embrace every scheme
they. think will delude and mislead the
people.
Il think the proposition of the forty was
fair and honorable TO all parties | would
not object to a primary on that plan. III
that cannot be carried out, / would put n
ticket of good white men in the field, ana
let all outside of the ring turn out ana
vote for it. There is no use parleying with
that gang. They have no idea OF doing
the square and honest thing. and the soon
er the people find it out the better 1t will
be for all parties"
a test Of the dispensary law has broken
out in a new form. DR.. Pope has fled the
complaint of James Dunbar VS.. f. J. Ran
kin, state constable, and f. NJ. MiXson.
state commissioner in the United States
circuit court, under the same act of con
gross under which Debs was convicted.
Tt is a civil suit to recover three-fold dam
ages of property seized, costs and attor-
neys' fees The cause of action is the
seizure of liquor imported by James Dun
bar. The question whether it was for his
own personal USE or not is not involved.
Another county has taken "peace and
harmony action. This time it is the con
servatives Of Marion who hold out the
olive branch. They propose to go into the
primary ana to divide DELEGATES to the cor
stitutional convention equally with the re-
formers
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-24

Colonel W H. Chapman, the revenue
agent. has received orders from Washing
ron cily. Transferring him 10 81. Louis Mo.
b. viii take him about TWO weeks TO wind
up the business ut tine office and put every
rhi-a Fro shape Tor his successor.
Revenue Agent ~. l.. Pitts. of Roanoke
Va has been designated as Colonel Chap
mems successor. Is soon as he can leave
Roanoke he viii tsilo charge of the office
a. this CITY
Colonel Chaumau's transfer TO Missouri
have entire supervision OF the states Of
ETiuu sofia. Nebraska. North ard South
Dakota. lowe and Kansas.
- present hc has charge Of only three
state Georgia. Af.bama md Florida
Colonel Chapman Is sent TO Missouri TO
relieve Revenue Agent T. Il. Carson. who
take the place OF Revenue Agent Pitts, 1T
Roanoke, Va.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-24
A CURIOUS FIND.
A woodnlan Finds "a Human Jaw Bone
Undecided in = Tree.

i"4'N""'" ." =
NT. ". -. Blair. OF $40 West Peters street,
has .u mis- possession what be thinks Is the
sa,.1...... .. . t.,-r,... sr-stV which was found
.-5, - -. g..,,..r-
--- '-'- .--''. - o. N--- ''i' e--'' 80
- months a-H-
AR Eiair has small wooden box contain
fu.- rvsg uugaf blocks am { III one OF the lat
.ar. -r.. . ,,-l.. r,i- IKE. = fr,,ls3rlC and a
- .r go. .-.,. ,....- amman, t,etn
4-N s. ---- --'i - -,
Nrrt mieu- The sue-lil..a Is I'D " "ioCA "a
red Call Wu1I about tour inches thick, when
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-24

steamer Prinz Waldemar this morning.
In the course of his welcoming address he
said
II believe that in following the events
upon this occasion you viii see things as
they are meant and interpret them in the
light of the words of the emperor in his
speech last evening when he said that this
great enterprise is a work of peace and
civilization"
After the journalistic guests had been
welcomed the Prnz Waldemar steamed
through the lines of warships anchored
in the harbor. All Of the vessels were
dressed i'm flags and the spectacle presented
was grand. The steamer then made
short trip into the open sea, returned anu
anchored at Holtenau.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-24
-aTnaer grover CIexe1ana.,

From The New York sun
What does Secretary Herbert mean when
he speaks of the United States as "pursu-
ing the paths OF peace under Grover Cleve-
land2"
We speak Of France under the First Ma
poleon Spain under the 0IoOrs. Rome IN
der the Caesars. Hawaii under Luiuokalani,
The proposition has a slightly un-Ameri-
can sound when used IN connection with the
name of an individual citizen acting as the
servant and not as the master Of the PEG
pie.
Under the Cleveland administration
might do; under the presidency of Grover
Cleveland is q phrase that may perhaps
be tolerated: under Grover CIeE Gland" is
not
There is really nothing under Grover
Cleveland" except The ground lie walks
on. and occasionally the deck piankiug
of a government lighthouse tender, such as
the Violet, the Rodgers, yhe Maple or the
Verbena.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-24
The Emperor Appenrs.

At II o'clock shouts Of Der kaiser kom-
met arose. The emperor, whose arrival
vas the signal for deafening cheers, IN an
adnirars uniform. walked TO his place with
martial bearing. lie Acknowledged the Ell
Ihusiastc greeting smilingly. His majesty,
hayiGs taken a standing position before the
dais Chancellor HOhenlOhe asked imperial
assent to commence the proceedings, ana
then read document relating to the cere-
mcuy, after which he kaiser approached
the stone, and ree Giving "a mallet from the
Baiarian plenipotcntiary in the bundeTsrath,
tapped the stone three times. The stone
also received blows from royal princes pres
emit from members Of the bundesrath, min
listers OF state ana a score OF other state OF
nciels.
The stone being laid the kaiser returned
10 his place AZ the daie
At the conclusion of the ceremonies the
emperor went on board the Hohenzollerh'
where he took luncheon. Salutes TO his ma
jesty were fired ~ several Of the Warships
Banqucting the visitors.
AS soon as the naval review was finished
n Grand banquet w held in the imperial
marquee at Holtenau, whore LOGS guests
sat down to the dinner, which lasted
long time The great han i'm which the
kaiscr's banquet took place is huiit on the
south side GGcl siGe). of the canal, along
mouth OF the canal towards WIKI bay, and
is separated from kiel hlrhor hy mole
The IDEA 10 give the building the appro-
pirate shape OF ship originated with tho
emperor himself. When the design fOr
such a building, drawn i'm the usual style
surmounted by turrets, etc, was summit
ted u him. his majesty reversed 1T ana
drew oa the back with pencil sketch
Of the projected han in the form of a Nessei
of the seventeenth century.
Tonight the town rs Seething mass OF
humanity. Thousands Of sailors and sol
dicrs i'm every variety of uniform are %
tho streets 0r in the public resorts, al
ship. The windows OF the shops are filled
with naval devices and much Of the sane
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-24

number Of the American and Danish sailors
ar the Waliwiese restaurant yesterday The
crews Of The German hatjlcsaips Sachsen
and Wurtembvrs wished 90 similarly cu-
terrain the crews of the French baltlcshp
IIoChe and thu armoret cruiser bUpuy De
LONE. hBt Admiral Ncnarl declined TO al
low his men 90 accept. stating that none of
the French crews would hoe permitted TO
Land during tho l.stlNnL
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-24
THREE GREAT BOOKS
A SPECIAL OFFER
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A TALE OF TWO NATIONS
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If you want to know all about Gold, all about
Silver all about Currency all about the cause of Hard
Times, read them all, read them carefully.
Weekly address, with all three
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Read DR.. H. c nORRISON, leading Methodist
OF the Financial
to the
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The poor ranw VIII I'M. % e
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THE CONSTITUTION, Atlanta, Ga.
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nntIer Y rlics TO TiIIman.

Columbia. S. c.. June Especial. l-Ex-
Senator NJ. G. Butler, in an inter-
view, uses some very vigorous language
I'm reply to a recent utterance of Senator
Tillman to the effect that the ex-senator
was unwilling to go into primary with
the white men. General Butler said:
1T seems utterly impossible for Govern
or Tillman to utter three sentences with
out classifying something or misrepresent-
ing somebody. | have said. and now re-
peat, that l am opposed to going into "A
primary with the ring. our past expert
cnce in that regard ought To- satisfy every
sensible man that such a performance
would be a farce. The rinSsters would
cheat and swindle ever ann who did
not approve and indorse all their frauds
and rascalites of the past In the first
place, Tilman AID his ring have no right
to speak for or represent the democratic
party. They nave all denounced and re-
pudiated the dcmovratic party and Vio-
lated every essential principle of its policy
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-24
CHRIsTENs THE CANAL.
Emperor william Lays the keystone
of the Kaiser wilhelm.

KEEL June 21.-Everybody was stirring at
an early hour this morning, securing places
of vantage to see the ceremony CT laying
the keystone of the canal at Holtenau. Doz-
Cns OF steamers went from kicl TO places
ar the lCck, among which was the press
stes mer. which was allotted a good place.
Invited guests and those who had secured
ticsets for the tribunes arrived betY zen 10
and 1880 O'Clock. Thousands Hooked %
.Ioltapatt Inv land and "A atpr
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-06-24
POsTMAsTER's SALARIES.
Increase and Decrease ia the Pay
Made by the Department.

Made ny the department
Washington, June s.-tSpecial)-Ihe fol
lowing changes in the classification OF post
masters salaries to take effect July LIST,
were announced today, the changes being
made on the basis OF postoffice receipts:
In Georgia.
orsia-Incrc. ses: tordele. $500 t.
$L5o0; Covngton SLIGO to $1,000; Dalton,
1000 to $l,10O; Fort Valley. 81 POO 10 Sl30J,
$2,te0 TO $500. ,aluosta, Sl,G00 TO SI,,Oo;
Washington, $1,000 TO 81 400 West Point,
$1,000 to $1,30o
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LETTERS FR0M THE People,
Views About money

T---T-- |------------ N M. D-Tno n n q
Thar whom "a maa takes n posi- Ion ON jae
financial question # is charged 10 The
lrar4ff5r. bs h.s been r.idtue For exc
.0,,.,. tf,,es .,,.a, raa4 4 uanar n favor al
.r. a.. 49, ,,.
tt' S.i.-it ~1'" r''.'''''' ~ -'i "'''t'
mri1li-sn and those VINO fead q paper iH
favor uf both the silver aud gold stand
arl,s Is money uf final pavmtnt are for
f.-,,,.t,Ilf-,, I'M. admit is TO a LARGE
t5i,.tt,,,l nm ~
tN.''- '.' WIZ - i.''i ,''iI ~" '.is
t.3 - .hloFm HluseI On an slucs ~ inc
question.
Sow n Justice to myself and to show
trat taa common taorle although they
49, - ,f 81 i ,,,,.,,. .,I 81. s,,,
l""t .9' "l "' "9 60
touhd-. joy N+o@e eLF tohuieil'S lHdl su'bs"
the deliberations of the late bankers SO.
called "souud" money drummed-up con
veutfou 1T Ntnphis. are not So easily biased