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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19

ferings at the feet OF the re-cleSs'
re- enthroned queen. II
In adversely strong and Drae,
perity rejoicing and grateflll, nsss.|
tunes favors or her frowns nave Y J
to shake her people from tne nv Nm
of their firm and fixed political =
they have in sunshine ana ID e.~ y
urcd that faith as through io'u
weary wandering Israel OIL eM
the Holy of Holes where Tsp
and shekinah OF God. ,,., II
Glorying in her past, re]ols ,ls.i
present and looking with an AVA AVA
fdence to the splendid future VIZ NM
folding before her enrapturea IN
South standing upon that reeo,u,
written in the blood of her chila'a
"All -peaerdeiy ,,
To quench her love OF lip.."
Or shake her trust in GOD
That record is complete and ~ Y
clasped 1t is richly req IN, A
blood. luminous with the iisI
and eternal truth and di'in''
with lines OF fadelcss glory; ,,sst
Upon that record she isa sr,lr \
fronts the future, and conn .s
the verdict of impartial his'v'"
Lees Premature Cons
From a Chicago Paper. "
Mrs. Cleveland enjoys yA. ..,scI
her husb band, and has a good n' =,
of her first remarks, after ~. .,,siI
Ruth and Esther had u HUE r s,rls|
uat the good news shosiqr s,,saf
be telegraphed to General al
That gentleman. who is nov MA
general at Havana, was ~ ta' ii
the time. but his name az roac11
among the list Of persons w" m Cs
ed the president ana RI, h
upon the birth of their SUI. cens5
was that four years previous ii ~
had been royally laughed ., $40
country for premature ent .u,r,,
convention - vilexa,s
session. ana its HUNDREDS % uasripg
engrossed In the eiectlGns xskl
and the platform iiscussionn,,,r h ~
Nv sbsorb the attention o! SUI Il
up in Massachuse.s~s susJ
t!on what is known in the as, n' 70 y.
f. sslon as a flake dispaich, NJ. y
that a son had been e 5SIs = uiday
When tnl, ~ dii
reached Virginia, Genera, -, ~ uaslis
10 verify It or walt for hi i
any responsible newspaper ~, ~, ~
the attention 2. .Jutier
while he read a series OF re e,,srd Y
by rising vote were a,y.,ssvsIa11
graphed 10 Mr. and Mrs. c, =, q
Yards Bay. He went 50 - ~ =
nate the putative younss' = 81
r." and said many many 'n MnisA Y
either wise or witty .ressl
builded ON a fake. Gsnsssl
verely rIdiculed for n, ny
be probably considered =
iom to refrain from eutss. =, < 35
he more recent occssica
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19

of the head throat
scientific He has separate specific each 49,
druggists Mostly you do fully
Professor Munyon, Philadelphia he tell YOU
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25
Practical Edncation.

Our college was established fifteen
Tears ago. and IT'S succeeding years of
uninterrupted success demonstrates the
necessity and demand for the thorough
business training 10 supplies. that fits
young men and women to achieve success.
which would otherwise be long deferred.
y not actually Unattainable.
We have the largest, most complete BUSH
ness college south. and Will be glad to show
visitors through our rooms at any time.
Our English branch department Will be
under the supervision Of Prof l.. W
Campbell. who has FOR several years hem
connected with one Of the leading col.
Ie@ea OF the country. and IS teacher Of
experience.
Phone. 55s. or send for one Of our cafa-
logues. O. $. Richmond. principal. Rich.
mOnds business Col ege.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25


TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Offcs
Supervising Architect, Washington. d. G.,
Aug. Is. SEALED PROPOSALS viii
be received at this Office unit. 2o'clock D..
m. on the 18th day of September 1887 and
opened Immediately thereafter for furnish
ing all the labor and materials and fixing
IN place complete. low pressure. return cir
culaton, steam heating and ventllating ap-
paratus required for the United States
court house and postoffice building a si-
vauanh. Ca, In accordance with draw
lngs and specification, copies Of which
may be had at this Office or at the Office or
the superintendent at Savannah. Ca. Eacn
bid must be accompanied by a ceruhel
check for a sum not less than per cent
Of the amount Of the proposal. The rgnt
is reserved 20 reject any or all bids and 20
waive any defect or Informally Ia any BID
should it be deemed IN the interest of me
government 10 do 30. All proposals re-
cclved after the time stated for opening
will be returned TO the bidders. C. p.
kemper. Acting Supervising Architect
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25

a tendency 10 rheumatism is undoubtoa-
iy Inherited. lulikc macy other lsgacles.
Dc remains in che family THE most ~.
f,otuai means ~ chec.dng thia tendency
or OF removing inoWont rheumatism.
whether urf-eKlaiout lu me blood or not
81 l1 resort to inHtotterH stomach Uf.
U.ra HH Hoon HH ihr urrmouItorF fuIuEss
exposure ana fatigue Nae nItteu NOT on'f
fHUf.nff fHr HfHirm HEHIUHf fhHf nufffHI
H1nHFlurnUrH. nHf mHIukHtrs mHlana.
Nfrr and klinei complaint dyspepsia and
afffg lNgulFIule.~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25
FLORIDA RAILROAD COMMISSION.
Plant system OmciaIs to Attend It's
Organization.

Freight Traffic Manager d. F. Jack.
General Freight Agent f. b. Papy,
Passenger Traffic Manager B. w.
Wrenn and Assistant General Pas
senger Agent II. c. McFadden Of
the Plant system left yesterday after
noon for Tallahassee. This exodus of the
Plant system officials is on account Of the
first meeting at Florlda's capital to-day
of the new state railroad commission. This
commission was appointed some months
ago and is now organizing. The mem-
hers will not only meet to-day TO organ
ize and get a fun understanding of their
duties but viii also have an the traf-
tic officials Of the Florida roads at ITALIA
hassee in order that they and the com
mission can be made thoroughly aware Of
the relation they occupy toward each
other. II is not anticipated that the
Florida commission Will make itself so
powerfully felt la railroad matters as
does the Georgia commission.
Col. B. W Wrenn came down from New
York, where he now makes his hcadquar-
ters, to attend the organization.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25

signs Of a lack Of attention. Turning up
from this point the members of the com
mittee inspected the Lamar swamp on
the western side. crossing IL again after
going three-quarters of mile near its
head. No drainage at all is in effect here.
Coming down the swamp on the east
side they crossed over through the Jack
son place to the Hampstead swamp, where
the bitches were noticed TO have not been
touched evidently for several years, being
s0ggy ana holding standing water. Com
ing ont on the White Bluff road the party
came down to the Hampstead canal al an
other point where il was found in bet
ter condition. but grass is beginning 10
GROW i'm its bed. Travelling further down
TO the Stephenson road the party crossed
over 70 the Waters road, finding small
pools OF water ponds and bitches with
standing flood water in them. They once
more crossed the Hampstead canal after
getting on the Waters road and found tnat
ii needed attention here more than il does
on the White Bluff road
Returning to the city the party found
between konsington and the DeRenne ca
nal evidences Of neglect of drainage. De
Renne canal is very badly grown up,
being rank with weeds and grass and hold
ing stagnant water. This is very near
town, too, being only half mile from the
corporate limits. Tho members of the in
vestisating party here returned direct 20
the city. They will resume their work
tomorrow afternoon, leaving the De Soto
hotel at o'clock instead of 2:30. They
win go next time to the DeRenne swamp
and take in the upper part of this water
shed. From there they viii make closer
and completer inspection of the Hamp-
stead swamp and canal and VIII then make
thorough inspection of Cuyler swamp,
both on the western and the eastern sides.
The members of the committee yester-
day expressed surprise that the county
commissioners can, in the face Of the APP
parent need of work on the drainage close
around the city, take the convicts away
from this work and put them in a bulk
at Buckhalter swamp for the rest of the
summer, the most trying months of the
Near. from n sanitary Wow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25
SCHOOL.
Important TO Parents.

Few matters are OF more Importance
than the selection Of school you wish to
attend or send your children. as such Sc
lection is likely TO involve consequences
that are lifelong. Such step should not
be taken hastily. The best way is to see for
ones self or see some one who has seen.
To this end prospective students of Rich
mond's Business College are cordially in
vited to visit the institution and see what
it IS and what it does.
Many pupils who have not succeeded well
in other schools have here achieved re-
markabie success, much to their own graf
ifcation and that of their parents.
1t IS well-known that the college course
of study furnishes practical education of
great value to those who have either lack
ed or neglected early opportunities, and
who find their ignorance not only con-
slant source Of humiliation, but a block of
advancement
Owing to the growth Of the college the
past TWO years the principal has found il
necessary TO increase its facilities and to
that end II will occupy the entire third
floor and a portion of the second floor of
the present postoffice building, where each
department will have separate rooms and
be ia charge Of a thorough and competent
teacher.
The English branch department will be
under the supervision Of Prof l.. W Camp
bell, who has for several years been con-
nected with one Of the leading colleges of
the country and Is teacher Of experience.
The shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping
and penmsnship classes viii. be in charge
Of c. $. Richmond. Mrs c. s. Richmond
and Miss VI. Z. Ryan. SEND for catalogue
or phone SIS. c. s. Richmond. Principal.
-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25
Positions In Busines..

The Influence Of Rlchmond's Business
college In the business community and rs
reputation far thorough work enables i,
90 ha.J large number Of graduates TO
desirable positions.
The Institution is 10 constant recent N
applications for thoroughly prepared
go.a2 men and women.
These application Increase IN number
year bg year az the scnoo. grows larqer
and business men ina the graduates h
recommends 40 De- competent. These con-
4itl8ns 81 is che purpose or the instifution
20 maintain and improve az FAR As M
o. pos DIE. Send FOR catalogue. or 'phons
81. Eehmonds business College. oppo-
site posr9nIee I'D
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25
PRICE OF Eggs RISING.
The Wave of Prosperity Reaches the
BarByards at Last.

bHrnNarns at Last.
The excitement over the discovery Of
gold in the Klondike region; the sudden
advance Of wheat and corn. the lively
speculation in stocks and bonds; the sud
den advance in cotton and Of nearly every
kind Of products. has evidently been com
municated TO the hennery. From the sud
den advance in the price of eggs Il is in
ferred that the producers Of hen fruit
nave taken in The situation aud intend 70
profit by the Improvement in value Of
things generally.
All during the hot weather Of June and
July every hen in the country seemed to
be trying herself 20 see how many eggs
she could lay in day. II is not recorded
that any exceeded the usual limit Of one.
but the lively oackle in the million poul-
try yards of the country told that every
one. from the young puilet to the Old re-
liable hen. was doing her duty exceeding
ly well. while the barnyard rOosters clap
ped their wings and crOwed over the
grand achievement.
ia consequence OF the over production.
and the curtaiied demand. the latter be-
Ing caused by The suspicion some people
have about the effect warm weather has
on eggs. caused a glut la the market.
The price Of eggs dropped 10 about cents
a dozen al wholesale. The summer board
ing houses and seaside hotels reaped "a
benefit. however. by the low price. and
their guests were served plente0us.y with
eggs. in an styles mostly amDled.
But a change has taken place. within
che past week or two the hens began 20
set tired OF their work and failed 10 pro-
duce the accustomed quantity while abe
farmer. have been too busy picking cot
ton 20 gather in the eggs for shipment.
The result o. thes cireumstances has sent
Up che price 60 - cents a dozen, by the
crate. and IL is hard 20 get enough 20
supply the demand. even al thc advance.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25
HAD HIs LEG TAKEN Off.

EIcven-year Ola Thomas scott Run
over by n Central railroad Car.
An 1l-yoar-old colored boy Thomas
Scott by name, was deprived Of leg yes
terday afternoon while playing with some
companions in the Central railroads rosin
yards. Thomas and his friends were en-
gagged in the seductive pleasure OF jumping
on and of the moving cars. Thomas had
performed the dangerous feat several
times with success. but his last attempt
proved a dreful failure The boy missed
his footing and the wheels passed over his
left leg just below the knee. lie was
taken to the Georgia Inhrmary. where
four physicians amputated the limb
Thomas parents live az No. 81 Maguirc
street. lie was reported from the inhrm-
airy last might as resting as easily as
might be expected under the circumstan-
cos
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25
PAVING RI7PIITS COMMENCED.
Supt. Humphrey of the Asphalt Co.
Directing the Work.

supt. Humphrey of the Asphalt Co.
Directing the Work.
Work on the necessary alterations in
the pavement laid by the Warren-Scharf
Asphalt Company on Oglethorpe avenue
is to be pushed right along until their
completion, which, it is thought, If the
present force of hands is not increased,
win be in two or three weeks. The work
men began their operations yesterday at
the western end of the avenue Work was
begun on the block on the south side of
the avenue at about noon and by night
the repairs had been made This was one
of the worst sections with which the force
of hands Will have to Wrestle, as it be-
came necessary to take up and relay a
considerable portion of the pavement. An
other section equally as bad is the next
block on the same side of the street. The
indentations in the pavement between
West Broad and jefferson streets are
more frequent and deeper than anywhere
else on the avenue. The work will be I'M
der the personal direction of Superintend-
ent Humphreys, who came down for the
purpose of seeing that the company this
time does not fail in fixing the pavement
so that il Will meet with the city's APP
proval. There are about fifteen hands in
the force employed in making the repairs
The work viii probably be continued
down one side of the avenue for a couple
of blocks and will chen be taken up on the
other side for the same distance, so that
it will thus be completed in sections.
Mr.. George c. Warren Of the Warren
Scharf Asphalt Company left by the Cen
trail of Georgia last night for Cincinnati,
after spending a day In the city inspect
ing the Oglethorpe avenue pavement
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25

Tho steamer Dorctta. Capt Judklns. Is
60 De- placed On Che inland route between
uus city and ulun,on. Dnufuskic. Hilton
Head. s. c.. and other anllngs The Zine
wlI he opened che latter part % thc com-
lng week THE re-osflbIishmont OIL daily
Ura on ths inland rpu.e wiz boz appreciate
eel hy tIe people 0f tho lover nan ot
Beaufort county anf vIll g0lbue.a r.
o,Itn NtIr hearty support
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25

The balance OF our summer stock must
be c.osed and it is yours at bargain.
Cents 75c negligee shirts. 3gc. Gents
gauze vests 100. Two-dollar shirt waists
@c. One dollar shirt waists, 45c. Chill
dren's 81 sun hats, zoe. Infants Il * n1nII
caps. 75c. Children ribbed vests. &C. Fiji
ty-cent MORE ribbons. DO New val Ia.es
new black and white footing. At Eek
sten's.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25
DARKEST RUSSIA LAST NIcHr.
~. Crattan DonneIIy's Drama so
Fair-sikcd House.

Darkest Russia was presented az the
theatcr last night 10 Only fair audience.
The play was well-staeed sand the aud
fence seemed satisfied.
Darkest Russia ls a Russian drama anG
has been seen here before. The story
deals with the popular impressions Of what
political Russia is.
Bonnie Scotland was given hy the same
company % matinee yesterday afternoon
On thc Bowery next Monday night vii
bc the next attraction.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25
w Z. A. noND RAcE orr.
nidcrs Have 81 smash - while on
Trial Run.

The road race of thy Young Mons Chris
uau Association cycle club. which was
20 he "a thlH afternoon. has boon p1st-
ponod. fno cause of tho posiponomeut
wac 200 accident which happened to sew.
cral of tHf clubs riders yesterday affer.
noon. They ser. following hs CiDtrnud
Niulff 600 tIr road when fl. bunch h..
came mne,d up There Haa an awful
m'sf 1f Hh.e.H HHl HI Of tlo r.Iers w,r.
moro 0r .t.H bruised
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25
Cheap Rates to Washington n 3

The Florida Central ana PeninsuIar rail-
road offers rate Of &e3.25 from Savannah
10 Washington and return. Tickets will
be sold daily until Sept. 30. limited to re-
turn to Oct 81. This is the popular route.
Double daily trains carrying through Pull
man sleeping cars.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25

Joe Turner colored switchman for the
Central railroad. had three fingers mashed
from Dts right hand in the railroad yards
yesterday afternoon while coupling cars
Turner was taken 10 the Georgia lnnrmary
after tho accident where his mutllatod
hand vac given medical treatment.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25
Washington, ID. G.. and Return via
Plant system. SILL

On sale daily until Sept 30. limited to re-
turn until oct. 81. Pullman buffet sIeep-
ing cars on all through trains. For fur
tner Information telephone bad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25
ENJOYING HIMSELF.
President Conner Now with His Fam
iIy In t,c Northwest Territory.

President IA. NJ. Conner OF tho Central
railroad, VINO, with members Of his fam
lly. IS now travelling through the north
west. wires that the party is greatly en-
toying the "trip. Acilrc President John NJ.
Erau received a message yesterday from
Baun. mountain resort with most mag
nincont scenery. 500 the northwest territory
OF Canada. stating tbat the stay at that
place had been most agreeable.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25

Effective Thursday, Aug. 25. 1897. Ty-
bee schedules viii be as follows: Leave
Savannah. go a. N. and 2.30 p. m. Leave
Tybee, 100 a. m. and so p. m (standard.
altn merlIian tinel-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-08-25
SEVEN VESSELS CHARTERED.
VIII Load Cotton Here xext Month.
Daunfiess Acting aneerIy.

DaAhhAfHH NftAnE AAFfEAEs
The steamer Dagrtless Is san at Tgbee
seeking business" Ene has given the
Propeller TCHa0at Company tugs several
chaaes for incoming vessels since she has
been of the bar. but has nor. AZ pet. sue
ceoled in making q contract. G9roe poo
ple suspect that she ls not psrrierlar-g
anxious 40 icaFe her post and come ~ t1.e
city. ~ she might Dr. ln search ~ .s5.gzer
FISH" u has been stated that she makes
daily trips Do Oh eaeterlF dire son. en-
tirelT out OF me path ~ geass Bound for
Savanna. returning 60 fhe sfH1e posi- GOA
at might. or TFiee This mas al1 10 rre
suspicion that she o. boxing for Chat
schooner loaded vita mgnl one u ser
Tor Cuba
Several new charters ~ stesmers 60 load
cotton for foreieH pg-.s were posted gef-
terday az the cotton eEchaBae. T4eg
were.
Steamship ConisclTe nsrB. 1ge sept. 2.
20 load for Bremen chartered bT 8lfac1-
an a CO.
steamship Nurcis usl. Cue sept q. 10
load for Bremen and Hambgfg. chartered
by 3. g. MlaE a 80.
Steamship Ayr OD. due Eapt. rs tg saasa
for Genoa chartered bF !. o.. Minis q CO.
Steamship WQreteF fia1 0HD. lgf Beaf
lHs To NaHA NNa NaItIiaa..r .ffHN NNIH
Georgia EEpOrf 3nQ import Cgmrarq.
fteams ip Aston fiaU f3fB. lsa Oef q
10 load for Hatfes chartered Do t1e fseor-
g.a E2port ana impoff COMPANY
fteamship Bona t.f1. laf Htrf ~ ~
load f0r Barcelona. chartered fs fls Gs1r.
fla EXp9rt ans imrQri EQrnsrr
Steamship Huthef.anQ Ns9. fgf 8ftr
W Co load for hnais charfnfeG tf az
Georga Exp0rt and fmp0w CgmHang.
The German bark Man - esares pee.
terday Tor Kqteraam Ntb 80 cstbs ~
splr.ts t.rporflne and 200 lsrst ~ fos.
ln. 1He cargo maf shRpea b3 ffefsgf.
hoHuluE a ~.
T'he Bc.EIan steamship iris. s.eaasg ans
sailed yesterday for London enc hrtuere
Ntr Darsa cons. afel ~ 1866 easks ~ st.rts
turItntut faI London END Hdls tssff s..f-
lH furnUrfiuf. SD. narr..t cf rafn afa
fv' oupft Hargr.t f1r hntNNfp The aalat
of tHr .arso uaf Ef-fp
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-27
THE CALF ENJOYED IT.

But Young Adams Will Never Try the
Scheme Second Time.
Grant Adams, young farmer living
near Kingston, met with queer acct
dent recently.
He was endeavoring to lead big
calf to farm some distance from
home. Adams secured the rope attached
to the calf ard tied it about his waist
aud mounted his bicycle. All went well
for some distance, until they began to
60 down hill. Having no brake, Adj
ans was back pedaling, when suddenly
the calf became startled and ran ahead,
nearly pulling Adams from the saddle
and causing him to lose the pedals.
( Cycler and calf raced down hill at
breakueck speed, when quickly the ami
nal swerved across the road directly in
front of the wheel In trying to evade
the calf by turning out Adams ran the
bicycle into a big rock He was hurled
far away and the wheel was wrecked.
The thoroughly frightened calf con-
tinued its mad run down the hill, drag
ging Adams over the rough road. Some
distance from the scene of the accident
the animal, with Adams in tow, was
headed into fence by approaching
farmer.
Adams was found to be covered with
bruises. The flesh was terribly lacerated
in some places. His left arm was bro
ken. The calf seemingly enjoyed the
run. Albany Press.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-27
Snurkcy Stiii Talks Fight.

Tom Sharkey is thoroughly dissatis-
fed with New York and says that no
amount of money will induce him to
appear again i'll the ring in that city.
AS a parting shot before leaving for Ire
land for a six weeks trip to his birth
place Sharkey issued this def" TO the
heavywoights: II will deposit 81, 900
forfeit for match for $40, 600 with
any man in the world, Fitzsimmons
preferred, to take place within six
months, the fight to be to "A finish and
TO occur in Nevada or any other place
where it is possible to hold it without
interference. If Fitzsimmons does not
accept within 30 days, the same Offer
is open to Maher or Corbett. l am salts.
fed that ] can defeat either of them
and will risk my own money i'll an eff
fort to win TIE championship title. -
New York Sun.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-27

\. +. TANARES, ESQ, has this day
been appointed Notary Public for
the First judicial Circuit of he HI
waiian Islands.