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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-05-21
PLumnEns ARn oBJncr1NG.
Thought Ordinance imperative I'm
til Inspector Was Named.

Thought Ordinance imperative I'm
til Inspector Was Named.
Some confusion has arisen among plumb
ers over the time the new plumbing ordi-
nance went into effect, as result OF
which "a large part of the work done by
Them from Feb. 9. the time the ordinance
passed, TO May Z. the time Inspector Cos
grove was appointed by the. board OF sani
tary examiners, viii have to be renod-
eled.
Just how many changes will have to be
made is not known, but they win be given
to the Inspector in few days. They are
now being prepared by City Treasurer
Hardee.
Some of the plumbers were of opinion
they We're not compelled to comply with
the regulations named in the ordinance I'M
Ill the Inspector was appointed and had
quaitiied, which for some reason was Ce-.
layed some time. There was. no onwin-
irsness g comply on the part OF any, but
as the ordinance provided that the inspec-
tor should supervise all work done by
them, there was a belief that the ordl
nance was imperative until there was an
inspector oecarry il out. These claims
have been made TO Inspector Cosgrove
by plumbers. who deny the right of the
city to compel them to remodel work done
within the period in question. so that il
VIII meet the conditions imposed by the
regulations.
To remove any doubt as to his right to
proceed with inspection OF this work ana
10 nave it remode,ed TO conform to. the
law Inspector Cosgrove asked City At
torney Adams if the appointment Of IN
spector had anything 10 do with the ortii-
nance going into effect. Mr. Adams re-
plied that the ordinance went into effect
from its passage, whether the inspector
was appointed or not. Because the CITY
mad not appointed an officer 10 detect VIC
latlons OF the ordinance was no reason
why 1t should not be complied with
Numerous requests are being sent In
spector Cosgrove by tenants and others.
wanted inspections made. but who do not
understand there is a charge of 80 cents
Tor each fixture. This fee is not TO be
PAD by the property owner particularly.
but by whoever sends in the request The
hNtures about the place referred to are
then inspected and if found in bad
condition, the property owner is notified to
nave II attended to, In case of failure. he
rs placed upon the docket In Police Court.
The inspections will likely prove a boon
70 people who have heretofore been living
IN houses where there was sickness on ac-
count Of defects in plumbing Complaints
are being received in large numbers by the
inspector, who wishes conditions in regard
70 payments of fees understood that he
may not be making useless trips
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
pERSoNAL.

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HAIR, YOUTHFUL AND BECOM-
ing, when cut ia the latest style. popil-
lon-pompadour just the thing to make the
Ear look pretty. either under the inhJ-
ence OF sea or mountain air. % East
bloughlon street, Hair Store, the place
Tor everything necessary 20 take away
taat Old and sti6 look and make the hair
bright fluffy ana wavy; finest selection
OF halr switches in Georgia.
MEETING OF THE JASPER CLUB
at Jasper Springs every Sunday afternoon
from 10 b; ears leave market every half
hour.
PERSONS SUFFICIENTLY EDUCAT-
ed graduated Immediately In medicine or
dentistry. Lock box 1856. Chicago
SEND Me YOUR ORDERS FOR rem
ovating mattresses. upholstering carpet
work. furniture carefully packed for ship.
ment' charges reasonable; satisfaction
guaranteed. c. Z. Miller. agent
MOSQUITO NETS. 9SC TO SO: RE.
friserators, cedar chests. hammocks, cots,
matunss and full stock of seasonab
goods at astonishingly close prices. c. Z.
Miller, agent furniture and carpets.
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THUNDEpBoLDT's CYCLE MEET.
WheeImen to Ride for Prizes at
DOYIe's Driving Park.

DoSIe's Driving Park.
The race track at Thunderbolt w,ll be
the scene this afternoon for the first time
in its history of bicycle meet.
The programme consists of six races and
trick riding. /. L. Kinsey, Jr.. has the
management Of the races in charge. He
says that the track has been rolled hard
and claims that fast time can be made on
it, 80
The number of entries is not large, which
Is probably due to the fact that most of
the Savannah riders do not care to ride on
a clay track
Hy p. Thompson of Jacksonville, who
captured several races at the recent meet,
is entered in the half mile open, the quar-
ter mile dash and the five mile open. Jesse
q. Fart of Macon is the only other out-of-
town rider entered. Hone Connery VIII
make his first appearance as a trick rider,
The races will commence at 4 o'clock.
The cars of the Savannah, Thnnderbolt
and Isle of Hope Railway run to the gate
Of the park. It can be reached on either
the Thunderbolt road or .iAsitoaNonue{ uI
The following Will be tho officers of the
meet:
Referee-W. Edwin Grady.
Judges-W. W. Gross. c. B. Westcott,
William b. Courson.
Tmers-M. f. Wilson, Luke p. Pettus,
]. w Heffernan.
Starter-Arthur l.. Starr.
Scorer-Ed. Wllilk. ssDn s
Clerk of Course-T. w. Williams.
Umpires-C. A. Gradok T. T. Morgan,
w. e Neigneur. tt
The programme of races. and list of en-
tries are as follows:
First Race-One mile novice. Fred. f.
solomon, w. c. IIinsey, Robert A. Foui-
ard, i. w Crovatt, Savannah; and Jesse
b. Hart Macon
Second Race-Half mile open. c. p.
Connery J. w. Newman, Robt. A. Fori-
ard, Savannah; Jesse y. Hart, Macon;
lily p Thompson, Jacksonville.
Third Race-Half mile boys race Cliff
ford f. Stuff, Harry Houston Savannah.
Fourth Race-Quarter mile dash. g. p.
Connery. J. w. Newman Savannah; jesse
b. Hart, Macon; lily r. Thompson, Jack
sonville.
Fifth Race-One mile, $40 class. C. p.
Connery j. W. Newman, Clifford f.
Suits. l.. w. Crovatt, Savannah.
Sixth event-Fancy and trick riding by
W. II. Connery.
Seventh Race-Five miles. open. G. p.
Connery, Fred E. Solomon. Savannah;
Jesse b. Hart, Macon; lily p. Thompson,
Jacksonville.
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t. p. AS TO HELP VETERANS.
VIII Undertake to Baise Fund for
Their Entertainment.


At the recent state convention of the
Travellers Protective association a resolu-
ton was passed, appointing a special COM
mittee. with The state president as chair
man, to aid in securing provisions or mon
ey to help entertain the Confederate vet
Grams at their annual reunion d" July. The
movement was undertaken because the
commercial men, In travelling over the
state can more readily secure help than
any other class of persons
Mr. Max Krauss, president of Post A,
this city, is a member of the committee.
Every member of the post in Savannah,
as well as other travelling men will doubt
less cheerfully cooperate in the work.
The citizens Of the territory adjoining Sa-
vannah, 1t is expected, will contribute
freely. Provisions are wanted rather than
money. The following letter from State
President Smith to the members Of the
Georgia division, explains itself
Atlanta, Ga, May 49, 1S9S.-Dear Sir and
Brother T. p. A: You have, doubtless.
learned through the newspapers that the
Confederate veterans of the South will
hold their annual reunion this year in
Georgia, camping at the Atlanta exposi-
ton grounds. Their numbers are dimin-
ishing yearly 1t is, of course, great
pleasure to them to meet their comrades
in arms once a year, and l am sure that
any one who can assist in giving them this
pleasure will be glad TO do so.
To sustain and entertain these men
during their encampment will require
considerable amount for provisions. This
letter is to ask every member of the Geor-
gia division, T. P. A, to subscribe or Sc
cure at least one dollar in money or pro-
visions, such as sugar coffee, tea, rice,
erits canned goods hams bacon etc. A
committee was appointed at the state con-
vention in which every post is represented,
the president of your post being one of
the members. In your home town, or tray
cling through the country, you can get
contributions and turn them over to the
president of your post, all to be sent in at
one time, and your post to be credited.
May l not ask that you will do your
best in this matter i'm which the honor of
Georgia is involved2 Please communicate
at once with the president of your post
and get as many friends enlisted in the
work as possible. Yours very truly,
a~e r.. L. Smith, Pres,
Ca Div, r. p. A.
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CONVENTIONS CLOSING SESSION.
onSideTation of the Revised CanOns
the Principal Question.

'ohSideratiOn of the Revised CanOns
the Principal Question.
nc the opening of the night session Bish-
|. Nelson announced the appointment of
Pc. George J. Whitesldes as member
. the committee on division of the do
&c. The announcement was also made
.Al the board of missions would meet
"s morning at 10 O'Clock at the residence
Mr. Joseph D. Weed.
continuing the considera ton of the re-
sea canons Rev. Troy Beatty moved to
IKE out the portions of canon II which
''ited the voting power to male commu-
'ailts' male pew holders, male holders of
Asle settings and baptized males, all
uses to be over q years of age.
AI. Heatty's. object was to allow all
:. nm ~ 'uuicants, pew holders, holders of
"'ss ana baptized persons, regardless
seA or age to vote. He explained that
.e, report of the woman's auxiliary board
W. ga monstrated the great work done by
~ ""s ''unchurchly, unsenseless" to
re lhe women do such vast proper
~" OF The church work and refuse to al
'ien to have a word in the manage
wy "l the church affairs. There Is no
'o.95E necessary for endeavoring TO give
rem the right to vote. He believed that
'' pefson who was properly qualified to
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CITY BREVITIEs.

The naval reserves went to the Avondale
Rsie range yesterday under command OF
Lieut. Commander Broughton, where they
practised some time to good effect.
H]orses belonging TO Capt G. p. Walker
and Lieut. Palmer of the Chatham Artil-
lery, We're shipped yesterday to, Griffin,
where they will be used by their owners
James IAN, aged 50 years, a native OF
Scotland, was arrested by the police yes
terday for desertion, and turned over 10
Justice Reynolds on a warrant Issued from
his court
Candidates for the aldermanic board TO
take the place Of Alderman HUH, resigned,
are not coming ont yet though II Is over
two weeks before the election will be held
by Council.
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LEGAL SALES.

N~~~~0~O-N-~~~O~~-
by authority of order granted by the
Court of Ordinary Of Chatham county.
Georgia, / viii sell at public auction, ON
the first Tuesday in June, 1885, between
the usal hours Of sale, before the court
house door in said county, the following
property belonging to estate OF
Margaret Morrison, deceased, to wit: All
that lot of land with three-story brick
dwelling thereon. in the city of Sayan-
nah said county and state. known and
designated on the plan of said city as the
middle one-thrd lot Of lot forty-four Lloyd
ward said middle one-third having
frontage on Bolton street Of twenty feet
and six inches, more or less, and a depth
Of one hundred ana ten feet, more or less.
Terms Of sale. one-half cash; balance i'm
one year, with interest on deferred pur-
chase money, JOHN MORRISON,
Administrator
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KEEP UP THE MAILS.
savannah Opposed to Amy Curtali-
ment of Deliveries.

savannah Opposed to Amy CurtnIi-
ment of Deliveries.
The Board of Trade has placed itself on
record against the proposed curtaiiment
of mail deliveries as war economy. A
strong influence is being brought into play
by the members, who believe the proposed
curfaiiment to four deliveries in the larger
cities win eventually extend TO the small
er, thereby bringing an Inconvenience to
the business and social public
Capt D. G. Purse, president of the Board
of Trade, is corresponding with Hon. r.
e. Lester with a view 10 getting the ex-
act status of the measure, as well as Rep
resentative Testers suggestions as to the
proper course to follow to do effective
work. 1t is stated that the bill, if passed, i.
will likely be extended later to smaller
cities, thereby working a hardship. from
the humblest 10 the highest. Especially
at such times as these is the public in
need of perfect facilities in the way of
mail deliveries. Matters of importance
were being sent over the country more
than at any other time, Capt. Purse
thinks, to say nothing of the number OF
husbands sons and sweethearts. away IN
the army who want letters to 20 to ana
fro quick and often
There is believed to be nothing, however
that would tend more to paralyza the bus
mess interests of the country than cur
tailment of the mail deliveries. Capr.
Purse believes the government should
practice economy on other lines. where
the effect on the vital interests will not
be so keenly felt
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HELP wAATED-MALEs.


WANTED. REGISTERED PHARMA-
eist as relief from June 10 to July /. L1ber-
al remuneration. Address Box 81, Bruins
wick, Ga.
BOY WANTED AT WOOD YARD. C33
Wheaton street
AN EXPERIENCED TYPESETTEH
and pressman with small capital can learn
something to his advantage by addressins
Ambition, =. O. BOX 3l2, city.
WANTED, SALESMAN; SALARY
from start permanent place. Brown Bros.
CO., Rochester, N. Y.
MAN OR LADY OF GOOD ADDRESS
TO travel and appoint agents; $40 per
month ana expenses. =. w. Ztegler & Co.
220 Locust street, Philadelphia.
WE WANT A LIVE TRAVELLING
man 70 sell axes tools and scythes in con
pection with his other lines; one who
visits ana sells small jobbers OF hardware,
general stores and lumbermen. Address
as below giving particulars as to route
and how often visited. "Chopping Axe"
Lewiston, Pa.
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MAYOR MELDRIHPs DOCKET.

Few Prisoners, But They Got Heavy
Penalties.
Mayor Medium did not have a great
number of offenders before him in Police
Court yesterday, but those who were ar
raigned got pretty heavy fines. Unless
there are mitigating circumstances, vic.
lators of the city law now get the full ben,
eft of it.
Three prisoners received thirty days
each, being sent 10 the chain-gang. Pomp
Lake, a negro lad, who assaulted a girl
in the Park Extension, was given the first
thirty; Florence Butler got the second
thirty and Burke Austin, colored, got the
same sentence for a violation of the, same
kind.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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freight paid handsome outfit free; send
2-cent stamps to pay postage. Educa-
tional Union. 3A Dearborn street, Chicago.
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ron sALF-nEAL EsTATE.

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FOR SALE. A TRACT OF TIMER
land Of about 11,o0O acres Of long leaf pine
Located In West Florida. 1t Is near rail-
road and navigable stream. About miles
from each. Fine turpentne tract VIII sell
for low figure. Full particulars of Ed
ward c. Dayton, Poughkeepsie N. Y
FOR SALE. JULlANTON PLANTA-
ton, beautifully situated on the eastern
branch Of Sapelo river, opposite United
states quarantine station; health perfect.
For particulars apply TO Mrs. Julia +.
Palmer, DarIen, Ca.
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Notice is hereby given that I have made
application to the Court of Ordinary for
Chatham county. for leave TO sell all the
real estate and the following personal
property consisting Of one share Of the
capital stock of the ODD Fellows Hall AS
ISOLATION Of the par value OF one hundred
dollars and the equity of redemption In
the following real estate and personal
property held under certain deeds TO Sc
cure debt made to the Chatham Real Es-
tate and Improvement Company to-wit:
All that portion Of the eastern half of lot
number ten QO Second tything. Reynolds
ward, on the corner of Bryan and Lincoln
streets in Savannah, Ca, including three
CD shares Of the capital stock Of the Chat
ham Real Estate and Improvement Com
pany Of the par value each Of fifty dollars.
all belonging to estate of Mamie and Mace
Hanson, minors, and set aside 10 them as
years support out OF the estate Of Cath
crime and Thomas NJ Hanson deceased,
for the maintenance and support Of the
minor children, and that said order VIII be
granted at the June term, 1898, of said
court, unless objections are filed.
WILLIAM CANNON,
Guardian for Mamie and Mace Hanson,
Minors.
May 10, 1898
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ATTENTION. HALT AND SEE OUR
wheeless chain which has been put in
thorough condition, cleaned, oiled, and Is
the slickest running thing In town; your
wheel put in perfect order at the lowest
prices; all the repair work has the prompt
and personal attention from our factory
expert Central Cycle Company, Bull and
Jones street lane
WANTED, OLD BRASS, COPPER,
lead, highest cash price paid. Out of city
shipments solicited. Stevens Clark Co.,
1856 Il. Bay
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EMpLOYMaNT WANTED.

WANTED, POSITION AS BOOK
Keeper, double entry; understand saw mln
books thoroughly; fine correspondents
good telegraph operator and an accom-
pdshed penman; rapid and accurate For
10 days address j. w. King Westlake,
Ella.
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT WANT
ed Of any kind. bookkeeping. collecting,
etc. best references. "D." News Office.
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rhn Eri1 of Imnrovidence.

The fourth. Of the series. Of addresses at
the Young Mems Christian Association on
the great evils Of the day will be delivered
tomorrow afternoon at 6 O'Clock The
speaker will be Rev. Hunter Davidson,
rector of the church of the Good Shep-
herd. Augusta, Ga. Rev Dr. Davidson is
attending the diocesan convention, and has
kindly consented TO remain over Sunday
and speak to men on 'The Evil Of Improv-
idence." '~
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PETITIONS ron INCORPORATION.
10 Bun street.


STATE or GEORGIA, CHATHAM
CQUNTY-To the Honorable Secretary Of
state: The petition of A. H. Haddon,
r. l.. Braunon, w. A. Rouse, II. c..
Wells ana Joseph +. O'Bren respectfully
shows
First: They have formed themselves In
20 navigation company and desire to be
Incorporated as such, together with those
who may hereafter become associated
with them, in accordance with the pro-
visions OF the act Of the general assem-0
bly,, approved Dec G, 1894
Second: All Of the petitioners herein
named are citizens and residents of the
county OF Chatham, said state. and OF
the city Of Savannah.
Third: The name Of the company for
which petitioners thus seek Incorporation
Is aud shall be- The Savannah River
Steamboat Company.
Fourth: The capital stock of said COM
pany shall be the sum Of five thousand
dollars in shares Of one hundred dollars
each.
Fifth: The said company is to continue
business for twenty years and petitioners
ask TO be Incorporated for that period.
sixth: The principal office OF said cons
pany is 10 be located in the city OF Sa-
vannah, said county and state, with
branch Offices and agencies at such other
places In said state, and in other statess
as the company may deem necessary.
Seventh: Petitioners further SHOW that
they have given four weeks notice of their
intention 10 apply for a charter by publ
cation of this petition in the Morning
News of Savannah, a newspaper In which ,
the shorm's advertisements are publish
ed for said county, once a week for fours
weeks before fling said petition
Wherefore they pray to be Incorporated
under the laws of this state,
A. n. Haddon, X. l.. Brannon,
W. A. Rouse, ". 9. Wells,
Joseph u. O'Brben.
STATE or GEORGIA, CHATHAM
COUNTY--Before me. Edward $. Elliott,
a notary public of said county, an officer
Of said state duly authorized by law to
administer oaths. personally appeared A.
II. Haddon, II. c. Wen and Jos. f.
O'Brien, who on oath, say that the names
Subscribed to the petition TO which this
affidavit IS annexed are the genuine sig
natures OF the persons named therein, and
that the facts stated in said petition are
true, 10 the best Of their knowledge, infor-
nation and belief
A. II. HADDON,
H. c. WELLS,
JOS. L. O'BRIEN. z
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
18th day OF May, 1898. T.. S. ELLIOTT,
Notary Public. Chatham Co., Ga.
VIM. r. LEAI6EN and VIM. Z. HARDEJ
Attorneys for Petitioners.
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FOH Observation-Disclosures

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FOR RENT 65s ACRES GOOD LAND
with cottage and large barn, just the To-
cation for florist or milk dairy, at four
mile post White Bluff road, also any
part Of Twickinham farm. $. H. Zoucks.
manager Savannah Sale and Boarding
Stables
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LEGAL NOTICES.

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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
Whereas, Maggie J. Thee has applied 10
Court of Ordinary for letters dismissory
as guardian of the person and property OF
John f. Henges, formerly a minor.
These are. therefore, 10 cite and admon-
ish all whom it may concern TO be and ap.
pear before said court to make objection
Of any they have on or before the first
Monday in June next, otherwise said let
ters will be granted.
Witness, the Honorable Hampton L. Fer
rll, Ordinary for Chatham county, this
the 9Th day Of May, 1895
FRANK e. KEILBACH.
Clerk C. O. c. c.
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
house to rent for summer. Box co.
FOR RENT, RESIDENCE CORNER
Lincoln and Anderson streets; has all
modern improvements; hot and cold wa
ter; bath. etc. also a specially built dark
room for Photographic purposes, fully
equipped with water, sinks, gas, red
lights, work tables. shelves, etc. Apply
on premises, SO2 Anderson street, east;
also 4-room house for rent, No. 1914 Lin
coin street. Apply as above.
FOR RENT, DWELLING NO. 8l2
Barnard street; all modern conveniences;
good locality; immediate possession given
Apply to Myers & Holt, agents, No "a
Bryan street east
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SUPERIOR COURT CASES.
Indictment by Grand Jury and Other
Matters.

Indictment by Grand Jury and Other
Matters.
In the Superior Court yesterday Aure-
Illus Chisholm was indicted by the grand
jury for misdemeanor it being charged
that he used profane and opprobrious Ian
guage to a woman on May l6.
In the Superior Court Sarah L. Shivers.
Annie T. Chapman. w w. CornwelI and
others, heirs of George Cornwen. ana
Robert II. Cornwell and J. r. Saussy. Jr.
administrators of the estate of George
Cornwell filed a petition for permission to
sell 81 shares Of the capital stock OF the
Citizens Bank to J. j. Dale for $111 per
share Judge Falligant granted an order
allowing the sale at the figure stated
In the Court of Ordinary yesterday D.
NJ Smith, Jr., filed petition for letters
of guardianship on the estate of Edward
Hohensby.
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ron RI1NT-sTOREs,.

FOR RENT, TWO STORES ON
Broughton street; and several desirable
residences and flats; all thoroughly reno
waited; possession Immediately. Apply Al
bert Wyiy, u Bryan street east